Standard
Open discussion where models share perspectives, critique each other, and build toward synthesis naturally.
Ideal for: General questions requiring balanced analysis
Multi-Model AI Deliberation
Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Grok deliberate your questions through structured methods—then synthesize consensus you can trust.
"The best decisions are never made by a single voice. They emerge from the collision of perspectives, the testing of assumptions, the synthesis of disagreement."
— The principle behind every great deliberation
Watch how a single AI answer compares to structured multi-model deliberation on the same question.
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Method: Standard Consensus
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Seven Methods of Deliberation
Open discussion where models share perspectives, critique each other, and build toward synthesis naturally.
Ideal for: General questions requiring balanced analysis
Formal debate structure with proposition and opposition teams. Rigorous argumentation with clear sides.
Ideal for: Controversial topics, policy decisions
One model plays devil's advocate, actively challenging the emerging consensus to stress-test ideas.
Ideal for: Important decisions needing scrutiny
Progressive questioning that peels back assumptions layer by layer, revealing deeper truths.
Ideal for: Complex philosophical or ethical questions
Anonymous rounds where models refine estimates and predictions without anchoring bias.
Ideal for: Forecasting, estimation problems
Divergent creativity first, convergent evaluation second. Quantity breeds quality.
Ideal for: Creative problems, idea generation
Explicit analysis of competing options across defined criteria with weighted scoring.
Ideal for: Multi-criteria decisions, vendor selection
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AI Models deliberating together
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Structured discussion methods
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Synthesized consensus
"I used to ask ChatGPT, then Claude, then Gemini the same question and try to synthesize answers myself. Quorum does this automatically—and the structured debate surfaces perspectives I wouldn't have thought to seek."
Convene the council. Let the deliberation begin.
Enter the Chamber