Most projects are chasing the set of general-purpose models. But some projects are taking a different approach—embracing fragmentation. Each request can be precisely routed to the most suitable model, with hop receipts recording the call chain, providing incentives for operators willing to deploy niche models, while ensuring low-latency responses. This distributed multi-model architecture is clearly more flexible than a binary, all-or-nothing single choice.
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Most projects are chasing the set of general-purpose models. But some projects are taking a different approach—embracing fragmentation. Each request can be precisely routed to the most suitable model, with hop receipts recording the call chain, providing incentives for operators willing to deploy niche models, while ensuring low-latency responses. This distributed multi-model architecture is clearly more flexible than a binary, all-or-nothing single choice.