Suprmind, founded by Radomir Basta, is built around the premise that comparing AI outputs works better when models share one thread rather than being scattered across separate browser tabs. The platform lets a user run frontier models side by side in a shared thread instead of copying a question into ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity, and Gemini and reconciling five answers by hand. Basta said running multiple AIs in the same thread does more than save time, because models are known to hallucinate, misstate, and fabricate data, and when five models read and argue about each other's answers, that back and forth filters out false data and flawed reasoning within the same conversation flow. He cited an example: asking the group for hallucination statistics, Perplexity returned data that read as strong on the surface, which he said he would have taken at face value alone, but Grok flagged that the statistics were not about AI hallucinations at all but about hallucinations caused by mental illness in humans, and the other models followed Grok's lead in calling out the mismatch. Basta's framing is that a fluent, confidently formatted statistic is not on its own evidence it is correct, and the mismatch was only visible because a second model read the same claim in the same thread.