TypeSafe founder explains Jev's narrow decision-making approach
A recommendation of TypeSafe founder Diogo Almeida's talk: Jev is given a few options to choose from and reports its confidence, so software handles clear cases automatically and sends uncertain ones to a person.
Strongly recommend this talk by TypeSafe founder Diogo Almeida. He puts ChatGPT and Claude Code in the same group. Both need a person to guide and check their work. AI can solve hard math. Companies won't let it approve a refund without review. Jev uses a narrower method. Give it a few choices. It picks one and tells your software how sure it is. Your software handles clear cases and sends uncertain ones to a person. Almeida's broader lesson: data matters more than computing power, and choosing the right job matters more than data.