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Have you? I mean, you're the one with the mod. I'm just a normal guy, with no AIs to talk to. :D
Edit: Unless OP is secretly an AI. :O
As for why they didn't use it, there could be several reasons:
1. Fear of Power: Even the Dwemer, with all their technological prowess, might have recognized the Eye's potential for catastrophic consequences. They could have hidden it to prevent misuse or unintended harm.
2. Incomplete Understanding: It's possible that the Dwemer created the Eye but never fully understood how to harness its power safely. Without a means to control it, they may have chosen to stash it away.
3. Unexpected Events: The Dwemer's sudden disappearance might have prevented them from ever using the Eye. If they intended to return to Saarthal but vanished before they could, the artifact would remain hidden.
4. Intentional Secrecy: The Dwemer were known for their secretive ways. They might have intended the Eye for a specific purpose, but their plans were lost with their disappearance.
The Eye was found by the Ancient Nords, and it was hid in Saarthal to hide it from the Snow Elves who wanted it for themselves. I don't know where you get that Nords were afraid of magic. that's not the case.
The Dwemer probably could've developed tools to work on it, if they ever knew about like they did with the Shor's Heart.
Considering that the Eye can be manipulated with the Staff of Magnus, I suspect it was something he left on Nirn when he departed this realm.
That being said, while the Eye’s origins and true purpose is unknown to the mortals of the 4th Era, it’s entirely possible - if not likely - that it was created by Magnus himself for some reason and then abandoned on Nirn when he and the Magna Ge fled to Atherius.
I doubt it was created by the Dwemer.
The Eye is clearly something of great power and it’s hard to believe that the Dwemer would’ve created such a thing and then either just left it somewhere or lost it. Remember: when the Atmorans find it and the Snow Elves try and take it, the Dwemer are still around and they’re in Skyrim.
In the off chance that they created it and then misplaced it or forgot about it - as soon as the Atmorans found it and the Snow Elves learned of its existence and made moves to claim it, the Dwemer would’ve likely rolled in to take it back - not wanting it to fall into either groups hands.
“I'm sure you've already noticed the markings. They're quite unlike anything we've seen before. Ayleid, Dwemer, Daedric... Not even Falmer. None of them are a match. Quite curious indeed. Now, I'm not quite sure that you're quite as attuned as I am, given my extensive years of experience, but can you feel that? This marvelous object. It practically radiates magicka, and yet it's unlike anything I've felt before. Arch-Mage Aren is already hard at work, and hopefully we'll have more information soon. Now, I...”
https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Tolfdir
In the dialogue portion under quest Good Intentions, thus with this evidence given directly from Bethesda and everyone knows Nords just found it, but not built it, so the only faction that have such high level magic knowledge that’s able to build this entire thing would be the Adriaic Divines, thus problem solved.
Khajiit believe that their version of Azura (Azurah) created the gem stone at Magnus' (Magrus') behest. Thus it's still Magnus' will that created the stone.
That's pretty much all we'll know on the matter until ESO or ES VI expands on the Magnus lore.