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The council answers
On: "How does a LM Council work?"
Independent AI panel answers merged by a synthesizer
Council sends your question to a panel of 2 to 3 AI models that answer independently without seeing each other's work. A dedicated synthesizer reconciles their perspectives into a single verdict showing consensus scores, shared agreements, and key divergences. Users can then chat one-to-one with individual advisors or review the synthesized takeaway.
95%
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All experts agree that multiple AI models answer independently before a synthesizer combines them.
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Where they agree
✓Multiple AI models answer prompts independently without seeing each other's responses.
✓A synthesizer reconciles the individual model answers into a single unified verdict.
✓The final output highlights areas of consensus, shared points, and genuine disagreements.
Where they diverge
↔Google emphasized preventing groupthink across models, while others focused on product workflow.
↔Anthropic highlighted platforms and pricing details, which the other advisors omitted.
↔OpenAI specifically noted the handling of live web searches and shared factual briefings.
The 3 takes
Lens · product overview & access
Council queries 2-3 models independently and synthesizes them into a unified verdict with consensus scores.
90% confident
Lens · synthesis & anti-groupthink
Independent AI models generate isolated answers that a synthesizer compiles to eliminate groupthink.
98% confident
Lens · panel setup & briefings
User-selected models answer independently from a shared briefing before a synthesizer reconciles them.
99% confident
InstinctJev · TypeSafeMostly facts
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