devwithjevJev Categorizes Posts About Its Future
Jσsh used Jev to categorize comments and quote posts on an earlier post, capturing public X opinion about Jev’s future.
I asked Jev to predict its own future.
My last post (below) got 300k+ impressions, 400+ comments, 101 reposts.
I used Jev to categorize every comment and quote to capture public X opinion on Jev’s future.
Here’s results:
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*Note: I created five prediction buckets, plus an “other” bucket for comments that didn’t cleanly fit into any of the five, or didn’t contain any substantive text. I’ve excluded the “other” bucket in the chart below.
Also, for those who may wonder about the accuracy of using Jev for this, I made a second labeling pass with GPT 5.6 Sol. Jev and Sol agreed on ~8
Jσsh created five prediction buckets and an “other” bucket for comments that did not fit or lacked substantive text; the chart excluded the “other” bucket. The source also says GPT 5.6 Sol was used for a second labeling pass.
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