Within Anthropic's model family, the speaker favors a consistent model that can vary effort and cost over a disjointed experience that switches among models.

“But in that world, if you're kind of, like, moving between a lot of different models, it actually becomes very, very disjointed.”

“And so, like, maybe a more unified approach would be something like it's a consistent model, but, um, it's, like, very, very low effort level or something like that.”

“It's actually very, very cheap and very, very affordable, but it can scale itself up very, very continuously, but you have, like, a very, very consistent persona towards that model.”

“And obviously speaking about this in the context of, like, you know, like our family of, of models.”

“If you try to even do that across other family of models, other model providers, like the personality, the disjointedness, like, starts becoming very, very complicated.”

“I don't know how you solve it in that layer, but at least within, like, our family of stuff, like, I'm more bullish on things that are just more consistent, and those might be ways to solve it, uh, more robustly for customers.”