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Jev and the AI Narrative Trap: Getting Outside the Frame
The author uses Jev as a case study to discuss how AI launches can win fairly by choosing the question, metric, and competitors, yet still accept the wrong frame.
An AI launch can choose the question, the metric, and the competitors—then win fairly. You can verify every result and still accept the wrong frame. Jev is a useful case study in getting outside it. https://yuzheng.substack.com/p/jev-and-the-ai-narrative-trap?utm_source=x&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=jev_narrative_trap…
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