According to the latest AINews roundup from Latent Space, six clones of Jev appeared in just two days. The newsletter's framing—"Imitation is the sincerest form of Flattery"—suggests the clones are being treated as a notable sign of how easily an AI personality can be copied.
The report does not specify who Jev is, what the clones do, or whether they were built independently. What stands out is the speed: six replicas in 48 hours. For AI observers, that pace raises practical questions about identity, attribution, and control once a persona is public.
Because there is only one source, there is no independent confirmation or contrasting view. The item is best read as a signal from the AI community that persona cloning is becoming fast and commonplace.