I Collected 562 Jev Demos So You Don’t Have To

So, a buddy of mine went through X and found all of the Jev related posts. You can see here there's over 562 posts with a bunch of different use cases of how you can use Jev in your applications. I have made a couple of videos about it, but I want to go through some of the top

findings that he found on X and just kind of share them with you as like a showcase to kind of give you ideas in the future of how you could potentially use Jev or these other classifier models in your actual applications or to try to parse through and classify data or whatnot. Go check out his handle, AI

Pulse Daily with a one. He has a bunch of cool experiments he runs all the time like this recent one he did. So, go check him I will put a link to his handle in X if you guys want to go follow him. He has some really good experiments he tries. But basically I

took his HTML file and I did use Jev to run over it and classify everything based on some criteria. So for example I have creativity, wow factor, utility, technical depth, domain, form and views. Now the one I care about is how useful are these things in our day job? Like can you build on an application with Jev

that actually provides value? I mean the the wow factor is also something cool in creativity. I maybe I'll check those out. Let's go through a couple of these. I'm not going to go through every single one and then I'll probably host this somewhere so you guys can check it out in a git repo. So as far as utility,

let's go through like the first 10 of these. So cold CRM deal notes ranked for call backs. Jev runs over notes on cold CRM deals and source them into already refused miss call back windows. People still waiting on a promise offer or call or deals not worth calling ranked. Okay, so again, you have a bunch of clients