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Miha TavčarFounder▲7
Founder, Korako Yolawani
1h ago · Agents, AI Adoption, AI Engineering, Security · Ljubljana

**Are we missing a basic user protection in today's AI platforms? Intelligent model routing.**

Here's a problem I'd love to discuss with AI builders and agent developers.

Many AI platforms offer multiple models, reasoning levels, and usage-based limits. Yet users are still often expected to manually decide which level of intelligence to use for each task.

If I leave an expensive reasoning mode enabled and ask a simple question, I may unnecessarily consume premium usage credits.

Why should the user be responsible for making this decision every single time?

I'm curious how you're solving this in practice:

  1. Are you using automatic model routing based on task complexity?
  2. Do you rely on an orchestrator, coordinator, MCP tools, custom plugins, or agent skills?
  3. Do you implement cost budgets, model escalation, fallback strategies, or independent quality verification?
  4. Or are you still choosing models manually?
  5. What prevents major AI providers from offering this natively as a standard feature?

My proposed principle:

The system should automatically select the least resource-intensive model capable of reliably completing the task.

It should escalate only when necessary, track the total cost of reaching a verified result, and respect the user's budget and preferences.

Users should retain the right to override the selection.

I also believe we should rethink provider accountability.

If a company monetizes token or compute consumption, shouldn't it provide reasonable safeguards against accidental or unnecessary premium usage?

I'm not suggesting that every expensive response is the provider's fault. But I do question whether protecting users from avoidable consumption should be treated as the user's responsibility alone.

At Korako Yolawani, we're exploring intelligent orchestration, human oversight, and cost accountability as part of a broader human-first approach.

I'd especially like to hear from anyone who has already implemented this in production. What works, what fails, and what are we still missing?

Thank you very much for all the information, every solution brings us nearer to the human in the loop ai contol.

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