devwithjevEmergency Dispatch Decision Demo
Asta built a small demo simulating a city emergency dispatch center to test Jev’s quality. It sends each incident to Jev to identify the incident type and assess urgency.
Asta@asta_td𝕏
Jev has just launched, and its approach to handling a large volume of independent, parallel decisions is quite impressive. But does "fast and cheap" also mean accurate? I built a small demo to test the model's quality. Setup: Emergency Control Room An app simulating my city's emergency dispatch center. Each incident is sent to Jev to: - Identify the incident type - Assess urgency - Select the appr
The demo followed Jev’s launch. Asta wanted to test whether the model’s speed and low cost also meant accuracy.
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