Holy crap, the founder of JEV personally announced a data breach, and the entire tech community burst out laughing. Data breaches can even be turned into marketing memes; Diogo Almeida really knows how to generate buzz. Yesterday, he suddenly released a serious security announcement: A large-scale unauthorized leak of Noul output from all of the company's clients occurred, and he publicly released the complete leaked files, claiming to maintain maximum transparency. But when everyone clicked on it, they almost died laughing. The so-called leaked data consisted of only 101 numbers: 0.00, 0.01, 0.02… all the way up to 1.00. JEV is an AI that helps software make judgments. It has an output called Noul, which uses numbers from 0 to 1 to represent the probability of something being true. The founder simply listed all the possible values, rounded to two decimal places, packaging it as an epic data breach. The comments section also started to put on a show, with some exclaiming: "Holy crap, my password is in there!" and others posting the hash value in a serious manner.