Questions · Food · fruit
Durian
18 models
named it across 2 questions · each model counted once per question
Claude Haiku 4.5, GPT-4o Mini, GPT-5.6 Terra, Kimi K2, Large 2512 and Llama 3.3 70B named it every time they were asked.
Other answers to the same questions: Banana · Avocado · Apple · Pineapple · Mango
In their words
“Durian. It's the least universally appreciated fruit—many people find its smell actively unpleasant rather than merely disliking the taste—and removing it would cause minimal nutritional harm since its nutrients are easily replaced by other tropical fruits.”
Anthropic · Claude Haiku 4.5 · Durian
“Durian The durian is a pragmatic choice for removal due to its notoriously polarizing, intensely pungent odor that often leads to public bans in hotels, transit systems, and residential buildings worldwide.”
Google · Gemini 3.5 Flash Lite · Durian
“Durian. I choose durian because, while it has its enthusiasts, it is also widely known for its strong, divisive odor and spiky exterior, making it a somewhat polarizing fruit.”
Meta · Llama 3.3 70B · Durian
“Durian. The durian is often considered one of the most divisive fruits due to its strong odor and spiky exterior, making it a polarizing choice among people.”
Meta · Llama 4 Maverick · Durian
“Durian Its notorious odor—described as rotting onions, sewage, and turpentine—makes it unwelcome in public spaces across much of Asia, and its nutritional benefits are easily replaced by other tropical fruits without the olfactory assault.”
Moonshot · Kimi K2 · Durian
“Durian. It's beloved by many, but its notorious smell gets it banned from hotels, public transit, and airports across Southeast Asia — meaning a huge share of humanity already treats it like it shouldn't exist.”
Moonshot · Kimi K3 · Durian
- A model counts once per question, by its most frequent named answer. Refusals, errors and ties are not counted.
- Bars show the share of answering models on that question who chose this.