Jev wired into a live second brain: 10k decisions, publish stays locked
A demo wires Jev into a live second brain running 10,000 choice, score and gate decisions at ~250 ms median for $0.42 total, with the human review gate never auto-releasing posts.
It is becoming f*cking unstoppable Diogo Almeida (the ex-OpenAI researcher who co-created RLHF and helped ship ChatGPT) just watched people wire his decision model Jev into live second brains that run 10,000 choices, scores and gates while the publish button stays locked the entire time The router in the video shows exactly what he built Jev for: - Frontier LLM only writes, Jev only decides (choice / score / noul), code only executes inside a hard spend cap - Every safe_to_run, escalate and conf score visible live - Human gate stays pending, auto_post = never, drafts go to /queue/review until you hit Publish - 10k decisions, ~250 ms median, final cost $0.42, zero auto-shipped posts The split is the whole point of System One: the model that creates is not the model that approves. Confidence is never treated as permission A normal agent setup still dumps drafts into the world. This one finishes the full loop, saves the review queue and stops itself Watch the human gate stay locked below.
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