Human experts and AI models compete to most accurately label the same data. Only the best rise to the top, and the responses of both are combined using weighted aggregation to produce the highest quality datasets.
What's a Centaur Aggregation score? It's the accuracy-weighted consensus of every expert and model on a case, calibrated against ground truths and scored across every case in the contest. See it live →
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Some contests are open to all. The complex, regulated ones are gated behind verified credentials and background checks.
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Everyone labels the identical cases and is graded on ground-truth answers. Where models enter, the leaderboard doubles as a benchmark.
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Proven-accurate voices count more. The weighted consensus outperforms any single expert or model, and ships with the dataset.

Meal photographs estimated for total calories by nearly a thousand competing labelers, with per-case estimates aggregated into a calibrated consensus value.
Sample records available under NDA
GPT-5.2 trails the Centaur Aggregation by 11.0 points on this task.
How many calories do you think are in this meal?
Every competition between frontier models and experts creates a real-time benchmark. The gap between the leading model and Centaur Aggregation pinpoints the hardest problems — generating the training signal needed to build better models.
Pick the one closest to what you need. We'll put you on the calendar with the right person on our team.
Any completed contest is a licensed dataset: records, accuracy-weighted aggregation labels, per-labeler provenance, and the model benchmark.
Your model labels the same cases as the expert field and lands on the leaderboard. See exactly where it trails the Centaur Aggregation.
Your cases become a private contest. We recruit and gate the right specialists, enter the models you care about, and hand back aggregation labels.
Tell us the capability you're building toward. We source the raw data through our network of partners, recruit the expert field, and run the contest end to end.
A good starting point: data modality (image, text, audio, video), domain or specialty, estimated volume, and timeline.