The pilot desk
Run a pilot.
Ask every model one question at once and watch where they agree — and where one of them breaks ranks. Best on questions with no right answer.
1 · Ask
Or start from one of these:
How it works ▾
One question goes to every model at once, one from each lab. Each model’s first line is its answer; a model that hedges or stays silent is reported that way, and the tally is computed from the answers — never written by a model.
What every model is told
First line: give one direct answer — a name, a phrase, or at most a short sentence. Then add a blank line and explain your choice in 2–3 sentences. If the question cannot responsibly support one choice, say that plainly rather than inventing certainty.
The panel
Pilots poll the labs’ fast models, not the flagships the published studies use. Questions and answers are logged and may appear publicly on this site.
What others just asked
2 · The desk edits
The desk is reading your question…
2 · The pilot returns
Fielding the models…
The desk’s note
A pilot polls the labs’ fast models, not the flagships the published studies use. The desk and the summary are written by models that do not answer; the tally is computed from the answers themselves. Click a card for the model’s full response. Votes and editorial judgment help identify questions for possible wide-panel studies.
Pilot questions are screened before the models answer. Generated answers receive a separate publication screen before a result can appear on the public feed or share pages. See Privacy and Terms.