Jev Tracks Regulatory Changes and Impacts

Rahil tried Jev on filesystem workflows, where it quickly spotted regulatory changes and checked which processes they affected. The author reports 20 checks on one update took 0.8s and cost $0.001.

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Rahil@Anot𝕏

Tried Jev on some FS workflows (1 of n) It was quick at spotting reg changes and checking which processes they affected. 20 checks on one update took 0.8s and cost $0.001 I can imagine this being useful for persistent reg scanning, keeping a large corpus of national/state/local regs under watch.

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The author imagines using it for persistent regulatory scanning. A watched corpus could include national, state, and local regulations.

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