devwithjevSuspicious Email Scam Classifier
Danny Livshits built an open-source proof of concept for classifying suspicious emails using Jev. Users can try it with their own API key.
Danny Livshits@dannylivshits𝕏
I was exploring Jev by @typesafeai AI for safety use cases and it is an impressive and useful model, however don't expect it to magically auto classify any data without proper parameters and thresholds (see finding below). I open-sourced a scam-email classification where you can use your own API key to try it. What I built - a proof of concept for suspicious email classification aimed at scam emai
Livshits explored Jev for safety use cases. He cautions that the model needs proper parameters and thresholds to classify data.
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