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Building a live BS meter for the Trump vs Kamala debate with Jev
The author used Jev to run a live BS meter on every sentence of the Trump vs Kamala debate, with 5 yes/no questions per candidate, totaling 1,191 Jev calls, 1.18M tokens, 415 ms median latency, and $0.0497 total cost.
🚨 I gave the Trump vs Kamala debate a live BS meter using Jev every sentence, both candidates, 5 yes/no questions each 1,191 Jev calls / 1.18M tokens / 415 ms median total cost : $0.0497 same questions for both, clips picked by one fixed rule, not a fact-check
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