iamtrask: Model Fusion and Ensembles Beat Frontier AI on Accuracy and Cost
iamtrask · x · 2026-09-14
In his thread on collective AI control, iamtrask argues that model fusion, ensembles, and routers are already achieving higher accuracy at lower cost than frontier AI systems — they just don't show up on major leaderboards. He adds that collectively controlled AI would also be easier to regulate with less risk of regulatory capture.
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