The Conclave
How it works
The process

Six labs. Seven stages. One decision.

The Conclave doesn't ask one model — it forces six of them to argue, anonymized to each other, until a measurable majority converges on one answer. Here is what happens between the moment you hit submit and the PDF you get back.

The Process — ~30 minutes, fully visible while it runs
1. Briefing
The question and any attached documents are delivered to all six panelists at once.
2. Independent submissions
Each model writes its answer in isolation, before seeing the others.
3. Anonymized debate
Submissions are stripped of authorship and exchanged. Across multiple rounds, models challenge the strongest claims in each other's work and defend, rebut, or concede.
4. Live fact-checking
After round one, an off-panel model with web access searches for counter-evidence to each panelist's strongest claims and feeds it into the next round.
5. Judges deliberate
A separate panel of judge-model instances reads the full transcript and votes (Affirm / Remand / Dismiss).
6. Fresh-eyes audit
A model that wasn't part of the debate audits the consensus for groupthink.
7. Decision rendered
Names are de-anonymized; the final document — The Question, The Answer, The Reasoning, each model's closing statement, and Notable items — is written and downloadable as a PDF.

The room doesn't open until the panel's measured agreement score crosses a threshold. In practice that's by round four or five. If a model never agrees, its dissent is preserved in its closing statement.

Model selection

Six labs, one room.

Each panelist comes from a different lab — different training data, different priorities, different post-training reflexes. They genuinely disagree. When they still reach a majority, the answer survived the disagreement that produced it.

The Panel — each seat earns its keep
Claude Opus 4.8Anthropic
Long-form rigor. Holds positions under pressure without over-conceding.
GPT-5OpenAI
Step-by-step logic. Best at finding holes in the others' arguments.
Gemini 3.1 ProGoogle
Real-time web search. Brings facts the others have to reason about.
Grok 4xAI
Less hedged than the western trio. Willing to take and defend a contrarian line.
DeepSeek V4 ProDeepSeek · open-weight
Frontier reasoning trained outside the US labs. Different training distribution; different defaults.
Kimi K2.6Moonshot AI · open-weight
Trillion-parameter mixture-of-experts with extended reasoning. Long-context champion — best when the question has many moving parts. Different RLHF lineage than the western models.
+ Fact-checker — off-panel, kicks in after round 1
Perplexity Sonar ProPerplexity · Llama 3.3 70B + live web
Different shape than the others — a fine-tune of Meta's open Llama 3.3 70B paired with a live web index and citation engine. After round 1 it searches the web for counter-evidence to each panelist's strongest claims; the rebuttal brief is fed into the next debate round.

Frontier-tier only. No smaller substitutes when an API is unavailable — the seat goes empty rather than getting filled by a weaker model.

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Past deliberations of the Conclave. Six AI models locked in a room until a majority agrees.

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Provide a best in class estimate of the EBITDA and EBITDA margins for Hebbia, decomposed by top line revenue, operating expenses with technology expense, headcount, depreciation, and other expenses broken out.
Hebbia is operating at a negative EBITDA margin of approximately -25% on $47 million in revenue (Mid-2026 TTM), resulting in an EBITDA loss of roughly $11.7 million.
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Panel:Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
Provide a best in class estimate of the EBITDA and EBITDA margins for The Information (theinformation.com), decomposed by top line revenue, operating expenses with technology expense, headcount, depreciation, and other expenses broken out.
No fact-based numerical estimate of The Information’s EBITDA, EBITDA margin, or decomposed P&L is possible.
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Panel:DeepSeek, Grok, GPT-5, and 3 more
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Provide a best in class estimate of the EBITDA and EBITDA margins for AlphaSense, decomposed by top line revenue, operating expenses with technology expense, headcount, depreciation, and other expenses broken out.
AlphaSense is estimated to generate EBITDA of ($15) million to $35 million on a $600 million ARR run-rate basis, implying an EBITDA margin range of -2.5% to +6.0%, with a point estimate of approximately +2% to +3%.
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Panel:Magistral, Grok, DeepSeek, and 3 more
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Provide a best in class estimate of the EBITDA and EBITDA margins for Rogo, decomposed by top line revenue, operating expenses with technology expense, headcount, depreciation, and other expenses broken out.
Rogo is operating at a deeply negative EBITDA of approximately –$52M on an Adjusted (cash) basis and –$60M on a GAAP basis, corresponding to margins of roughly –120% and –139% respectively.
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Panel:Grok, GPT-5, Magistral, and 3 more
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Provide a best in class estimate of the EBITDA and EBITDA margins for Fabricated Knowledge, decomposed by top line revenue, operating expenses with technology expense, headcount, depreciation, and other expenses broken out.
No dollar-denominated estimate of EBITDA is possible due to the complete absence of public revenue data; however, a structural margin envelope of 67–82% Adjusted EBITDA (pre-founder compensation) is the best-in-class estimate, derived f…
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Panel:GPT-5, Grok, Magistral, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
Is "10x Compute" required for each doubling of model intelligence?
No.
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Panel:GPT-5, Claude, Magistral, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
Provide a best in class estimate of the EBITDA and EBITDA margins for SemiAnalysis, decomposed by top line revenue, operating expenses with technology expense, headcount, depreciation, and other expenses broken out.
SemiAnalysis is estimated to generate approximately $51.5 million in EBITDA in 2026, representing an EBITDA margin of 47% on projected revenue of $110 million.
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Panel:Grok, GPT-5, DeepSeek, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
Who are the top competitors making gas turbines to power data centers? Include both private and public companies, and if they're public companies, specify what is the division name that does this if there is a unique name for that division. Also provide your best estimate as to total annual sales of gas turbines from each company, ideally for the data center vertical.
The top competitors in the gas turbine market for data centers are GE Vernova, Siemens Energy, and Mitsubishi Power (the "Big Three"), followed by Baker Hughes and Solar Turbines (Caterpillar) as significant Tier-2 playe…
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Panel:Grok, DeepSeek, Claude, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
Is "10x Compute" required for each doubling of model intelligence?
No.
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Panel:Claude, Magistral, GPT-5, and 3 more
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Provide a best in class estimate of the EBITDA and EBITDA margins for each of the following companies, decomposed by top line revenue, operarting expenses with technology expense, headcount, depreciation, and other expenses broken out, noting that they are private companies so you will need to do a lot of deep dives and research. SemiAnalysis (I have been "told" they do in excess of $30M in revenue), Fund A AI (https://funda.ai/), AlphaSense, Hebbia, Rogo, LinqAlpha, and Fabricated Knowledge. Please do this for all seven of these companies. Note any similar companies that I am missing.
ACCEPT Claude Opus 4.7 (with specific reliance on GPT-5 for accounting methodology).
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Panel:Claude, DeepSeek, Gemini, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
What are the strongest private saas companies that specialize in automating the corporate legal paperwork process?
The strongest private SaaS companies for automating corporate legal paperwork are the integrated legal operations platforms—Xakia, Checkbox.ai, Onit, LawVu, and Lawcadia—supplemented by the contract lifecycle management specialist **Sum…
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Panel:Claude, DeepSeek, Magistral, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
What are the strongest private saas companies that specialize in automating the corporate procurement paperwork process?
The strongest private SaaS companies for automating corporate procurement paperwork are segmented by workflow maturity and function: Zip is the definitive leader in VC-backed intake orchestration, followed by ORO Labs; Coupa, **…
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Panel:Claude, Magistral, Grok, and 3 more
June 3, 2026
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