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I sent the same question to 16 AI models at once. They disagree far more than I expected.

I built a desktop app that sends one prompt to up to 16 models side by side, and the most interesting thing I’ve learned isn’t technical. It’s how often they disagree. Ask a factual question and the answers mostly match. Ask anything about judgment, like legal wording, a business decision or a medi…

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  1. 2026-10-23 12:01 · r/artificial
    I sent the same question to 16 AI models at once. They disagree far more than I expected.

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