At Unanimous AI, we don’t replace people with automated systems. Instead, our Hyperchat AI technology connects large human groups together in real-time deliberative conversations, empowering them to discuss, debate, and quickly converge on solutions that significantly amplify their Collective Intelligence (see academic studies).
This week a group of 40 randomly selected football fans discussed the outcome of the 2026 Super Bowl using our Thinkscape.ai platform. As shown below, they didn’t just predict the overall winner (against Vegas spread), they also debated a set of popular “proposition wagers” (i.e, Prop Bets). Our platform turned those debates into the following rigorous forecasts:
As shown in the chart above, the distributed group of 40 NFL fans combined their knowledge, wisdom, insight, and intuition using Thinkscape and predicted with 60% probability that the Seattle Seahawks will beat the -4.5 point spread.
POST GAME UPDATE: Unanimous AI is proud to report that we were 66% accurate (against the spread) on the six Super Bowl forecasts above. Specifically, we were correct on four of the predictions (1) Seattle won by more than 4.5 points, (2) the longest touchdown was over 36.5 yards, (3) the total points went UNDER 45.5, and (4) there were OVER 5.5 sacks.
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In addition, the Thinkscape platform generated the following insight: The Seattle Seahawks are expected to control the game because they are stronger team overall and currently in superior form compared to a Patriots offense that has struggled this postseason. The group predicts the game to be a slow, conservative clock-grind dominated by elite defenses, particularly as Seattle’s pass rush exploits a struggling Patriots offensive line and Drake Maye’s inexperience. While Maye is expected to have low passing yardage due to a shoulder injury and a run-heavy scheme, Sam Darnold is projected to play as a high-volume gunslinger, leaning on receivers like JSN to move the ball. Despite the under on total points, a touchdown over 36.5 yards is anticipated due to the individual big-play weapons on both rosters and the historical tendency for single missed tackles to yield long scores in the Super Bowl.
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