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In my experience, all model routers underestimate the difficulty of non-math/coding tasks and assign them too little intelligence. This is w…
In my experience, all model routers underestimate the difficulty of non-math/coding tasks and assign them too little intelligence. This is worth addressing, as non-verifiable tasks (innovation, market
In my experience, all model routers underestimate the difficulty of non-math/coding tasks and assign them too little intelligence. This is worth addressing, as non-verifiable tasks (innovation, marketing, qualitative analysis) often benefit the most from using “smarter” AI models
Source: Ethan Mollick (X) | 2026-06-28