There will always only be a very small percentage of people who want to discover and build things, even with llms, its a very small subset of people though, and most people want off the shelf solutions.

Also Jevs purpose isnt to become its own thing. It will get aquired in 18 months by one of Andressen Horowitz's incestuous circle of companies and everyone will make money, and the person who buys it wont necessarily care if Jev itself makes them a ton of money. They're just passing chips around the table.

Jev is the known idea, but with a slick website with grandiose claims and an impressive Doom demo on. It's also a catchy name - it caught on instantly, but mostly as a shorthand: it's easier to say "Jev" and "like Jev" than "classifier models" (or rather "<descriptive explanation of a specific shape of> classifier models").