Near Here got early access to TypeSafe Jev, so we tested it for local event validation, tuning each model’s prompt individually. In our tests, Jev delivered up to 5.7× faster responses, 98% lower cost and 12 percentage points higher accuracy - see the results, methodology and limitations
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Near Here got early access to TypeSafe Jev, so we tested it for local event validation, tuning each model’s prompt individually. In our tests, Jev delivered up to 5.7× faster responses, 98% lower cost and 12 percentage points higher accuracy - see the results, methodology and limitations
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