Jev Combined with Legal Workflows
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Testing Jev as a Kleros Juror in the ClawBank Dispute
The author tested the Jev model as a Kleros juror in the ClawBank dispute, finding most of the implementation is ordinary deterministic code composing 24 numbers supplied by Jev.
We tested Jev, a model that returns probabilities and writes no text, as a Kleros juror on the recent ClawBank dispute. An unexpected result: most of the implementation lives in ordinary deterministic code composing with 24 numbers supplied by Jev. 🧵
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