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Books an Uber by Phone

Niels Schmidt says Jev booked an Uber in 20 seconds after he gave the model a phone. He describes Jev’s action execution as blazingly fast and says UI animations appear to be the bottleneck.

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Niels Schmidt@nielsmdt99𝕏
Book an Uber in 20 seconds⚡️ I finally got access to Jev, and the first thing I did was give it a phone. It’s blazingly fast at executing actions. At this point, the only bottleneck seems to be the UI animations themselves. https://t.co/hNrJK60eVW
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Schmidt says getting access to Jev was his first step before giving it a phone. He suggests the UI animations are the remaining bottleneck.

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