It's possible that Jev has more in the pipeline. I mean, for shipping something so paradigm-shifting, this would be a bet on the founder/team continuing to do things faster or better.
Paradigm-shifting? A classifier? It's great and it's a cool use of Transformers, but AI really didn't only start with LLMs. We used to have an own term for AI models that can handle text instead of just numbers, now a model that outputs numbers instead of text is considered paradigm-shifting.
I mean, it's obvious in retrospect, and technically not too hard to implement... Combining the power of LLMs with the constrained nature of classifiers. But no one did it well, and they did it first, and it took off.
Sure, or let's say, no one else who was doing it before was noticed at this level. But hype doesn't automaically equal a paradigm shift. In this case, it's going back to what used to be one of the most common ML applications until not so long ago. If anything it feels like going old school (and I really mean that in a good way).