Early Jev access: 'far more disruptive than people realise' — speed and cost breakthroughs
hardimanjames · x · 2026-09-18
After 24 hours of early access to Jev, developer chxrles argues it will be far more disruptive than people realise: it lacks ChatGPT's sticky story — it can't chat, but it classifies inputs and returns probabilities at startling speed and cost. 'Like electricity before electronic devices existed.' He predicts wild UX implications — software acting before you finish typing — and warns of under-discussed second- and third-order effects.
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