Thinksemble

For some time, I’ve been wondering why, when we now have several extraordinary AI systems available to us, we still largely use them one at a time.

I wanted to discuss a project with several leading AIs and have them work on it with me and with each other—more like having a group of very smart people sitting around the same table.

I used to do this by copying and pasting between different AI platforms. It worked, but it was cumbersome and time-consuming.

So I went looking for a platform that could do what I needed.

I discovered that multi-AI is already a busy and rapidly developing space. There are several platforms bringing different AIs together, but surprisingly, I couldn’t find one that worked the way I wanted.

ChatHub, for example, could give me five answers to the same question. That was useful for comparison, but I was still left with five separate answers.

MultipleChat produces a combined answer. But that wasn’t what I wanted either—a single combined answer isn’t ideal when discussing and developing an idea.

I wanted the AIs to collaborate with each other and with me.

I wanted to hear their individual views. I wanted one AI to disagree with, challenge and build upon another. I wanted to bring different AIs into the discussion and turn them off as needed, while maintaining one continuing conversation and project.

I couldn’t find that, so I built Thinksemble.

Thinksemble puts multiple leading AIs into the same ongoing conversation. You can talk to one, several or the whole group, and the AIs can respond to what you and the other AIs have already contributed.

The principle behind it is simple:

They don’t just answer you. They work together—with you.

Thinksemble is now live in beta and free to try at https://thinksemble.com.

I’d genuinely appreciate feedback from other founders: Do you find this collaborative approach more useful than receiving separate AI answers? What would you change or improve?