Jevrand: AI-Vetted Random Number Generator
Riccardo Spagni@fluffypony
Jevrand is a random number generator that uses Python's secrets module and then consults an AI called Jev to determine if the generated number is sufficiently random, with Jev having veto power.
I've built the world's most secure random number generator, powered by @typesafeai's Jev.
It's called jevrand. It generates a number using Python's secrets module, then asks Jev whether it looks sufficiently random. Jev has veto power, so we keep trying until it approves one.
Jev has rejected:
- 42: “Too famous”
- 69: “Meme”
- 888: “Looks like a stuck key”
- 8008: “Too pleased with its own reflection”
You can submit a number for judgement with jevrand 8008, or request 100 approved numbers with jevrand --count 100. Every rejection comes with a reason, so you can trust that this is the most secure random number generator possible.
Install with: uv tool install git+github.com/fluffypony/jevrand.git
This deliberately biases the output, so maybe don't use it for keys or passwords🙃 The AI approval process is entirely unnecessary, which (obviously) hasn't stopped me from shipping it.
There's a CLI and a Python library, both under BSD 3-Clause.
github.com/fluffypony/jevrand