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Unbiased is our platform. Pareto is our own blended AI model

Unbiased is our platform. Pareto is our own blended AI model

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Unbiased has launched Pareto 26.9, a blended AI model that aggregates responses from multiple frontier and open-source models to provide the best result for a single API call. The system is designed to maintain prompt cache integrity by avoiding mid-conversation model switching, unlike traditional routing systems. Pareto 26.9 achieves competitive benchmark scores, tying top models on DeepSWE while acknowledging lower performance in specific areas like MMMU-Pro.

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Frontier performance for less. Make every AI model compete for your traffic. Get started Technical details Pareto 26.9, meet world! One solution, powered by multiple models. Unbiased is our platform. Pareto is our own blended AI model, available through the API. One model string, one bill. Under the hood it runs several models on your request and keeps the best answer. Bring-your-own-key traffic splitting is on the roadmap, not sold today. One model, several engines Pareto runs a mix of frontierThe most advanced AI models available at a given moment, trained on massive datasets to lead in reasoning, generation, and agentic tasks. and open source models against each other on every request, continuously checking which one actually earns the answer, then keeps the best result for less.

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