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The Round Table of Second Opinions
Instead of marrying one model, poll all of them. Each model has different training data, different personality, different blind spots.
How it works
- 1Ask the same health question to Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Grok in sequence.
- 2Cost is distributed: roughly 12,000 questions a year across all models for ten dollars.
- 3Replaces the "I don't trust that doctor, I want a second opinion" loop with a two-second model switch.
- 4Founder insight: the disagreements between models are often more valuable than any single answer.
Hear it on the podcast
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