antirez: Jev hype shows the AI bubble can't tell what actually matters
antirez · x · 2026-09-21
Redis creator antirez argues that Jev may have its narrow use cases, but the surrounding hype is perfect proof that most of the AI bubble can't tell what's important from what isn't — Jev is a minor development in AI, yet the hype exploded anyway.
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