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Jev-like decision models are flooding the AI market, after researcher claims TypeSafe copied their research

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Following the release of TypeSafe's Jev, many AI players have launched competitors, and many similar open-source projects from the likes of Microsoft, OpenAI, and many more have since emerged.

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