Our summary
This report collects information about the first week of projects built using Jev. Jev is an AI tool that chooses from options rather than writing an answer. People use this report to see what others are building and how much the tool costs to run in the real world.
The author counted over seven hundred public projects shared online. They looked at the numbers the creators posted, like how fast the tool made decisions and how much money it cost. Most of these projects were small tools built for websites rather than large research programs.
This guide is useful for anyone wanting to see early experiments with this tool. However, the speed and cost numbers were reported by the creators and not independently checked. The report also does not measure if the AI made good choices, only how fast and cheap it was.
Key takeaways
- People shared over seven hundred public projects during the first week the tool was available.
- The median reported cost was a fraction of a cent for each decision the tool made.
- A small number of projects received most of the attention, and most creators only shared one tool.