6,277 Jev cases: what developers actually use it for
A tally of Jev usage shows hands-on cases cluster around real-time control, agent control decisions and content classification, each under 20%, while most discussion remains opinion-level.
What developers use it for In week one, public discussion was mostly opinion; few people had actually used or tested Jev. Opinion and analysis are 41.8% of the 6,277 counted cases (Figure 1). The 2,153 hands-on cases are the better read on demand; the rest of this note uses that cut. Among hands-on cases, the largest uses are real-time control, agent control decisions and content classification. None reaches 20%. They are 18.8%, 16.1% and 15.7% of the 1,284 hands-on cases with an identifiable use (Figure 2). Table 1 shows a typical case for each.
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