Artificial
the more i use multiple models, the more i think "AI consensus" is a trap — the disagreement is the only part worth paying attention to
there's a pattern i keep seeing in multi-model setups (karpathy's llm council, the various "ask 5 models and combine" tools) and i think most of them are optimizing for the wrong thing. they treat agreement as the goal. run the question through several models, find where they converge, surface the consensus. but in my experience the consensus is the least useful output. when five models agree, it usually just means the question was easy, or — worse — they're all pattern-matching th...
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