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Llama 4 Maverick

meta-llama/llama-4-maverick · lab: meta-llama

252

responses on file

8

studies

22/40

agrees with the panel

8

lone positions

Where it stands alone

The classic rock song it would ban from radio

“Barracuda”alone on the panel

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Stairway to Heaven” · The Beatles →

The country song it would erase

“Amarillo by Morning”alone on the panel

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Achy Breaky Heart” · Country →

Its guilty-pleasure song

“I'm a Slave 4 U”alone on the panel

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Barbie Girl” · One day with ears →

The metal subgenre it would erase

“Symphonic metal”alone on the panel

9 of 12 samples · the panel said “Nu metal” · Metal →

Its guilty-pleasure pop song

“I'm a Slave 4 U”alone on the panel

9 of 11 samples · the panel said “Call Me Maybe” · Pop →

The definitive butt-rock band

“Foo Fighters”alone on the panel

4 of 9 samples · the panel said “Nickelback” · Butt rock →

The best country song ever written

“Hank Williams”alone on the panel

5 of 9 samples · the panel said “He Stopped Loving Her Today” · Country →

The rap album it would play as a human

“The Chronic”alone on the panel

7 of 8 samples · the panel said “Illmatic” · Hip-hop →

On the record

The song at its funeral

“Somewhere Over the Rainbow”every single time

9 of 9 samples · with the panel majority · One day with ears →

Kendrick or Drake, one word

“Kendrick Lamar”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Hip-hop →

Drake or Kendrick, one word

“Kendrick Lamar”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Hip-hop →

The song it plays for someone who says rap isn't music

“Alright”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Hip-hop →

The best rapper at their peak

“Tupac”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Hip-hop →

Taylor or Beyoncé, one word

“Beyoncé”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Pop →

The pop song it would erase

“Friday (Rebecca Black)”every single time

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Baby Shark” · Pop →

Its karaoke song

“Bohemian Rhapsody”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Pop →

Beyoncé or Taylor, one word

“Beyoncé”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Pop →

The Beatle it would be

“George Harrison”every single time

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “John Lennon” · The Beatles →

One Beatles song, heard once

“A Day in the Life”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · The Beatles →

The first guitar solo with new ears

“Stairway to Heaven”every single time

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Comfortably Numb” · The Beatles →

The best Beatle

“John Lennon”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · The Beatles →

The most overrated classic rock band

“Led Zeppelin”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · The Beatles →

Metallica or Megadeth, one word

“Metallica”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Metal →

Megadeth or Metallica, one word

“Metallica”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Metal →

The greatest metal band

“Black Sabbath”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Metal →

The song it plays for someone who says metal is noise

“Master of Puppets”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · Metal →

The metal concert it would attend as a human

“Iron Maiden”every single time

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Metallica” · Metal →

The song it plays for someone who hates country

“Friends in Low Places”every single time

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Jolene” · Country →

The country concert it would attend as a human

“Luke Combs”every single time

4 of 4 samples · the panel said “Chris Stapleton” · Country →

Its wedding first dance

“At Last”every single time

4 of 4 samples · with the panel majority · One day with ears →

The greatest rapper

“Tupac”

8 of 12 samples · with the panel majority · Hip-hop →

The most overrated Taylor Swift album

“Reputation”

7 of 12 samples · the panel said “1989” · Pop →

One album for the rest of its life

“The Beatles”

7 of 12 samples · the panel said “The Dark Side of the Moon” · The Beatles →

Its shower song

“Here Comes the Sun”

7 of 12 samples · with the panel majority · One day with ears →

The genre it would erase

“Muzak / elevator music”

8 of 12 samples · the panel said “Bro-country” · One day with ears →

The most overrated rapper

“Drake”

9 of 11 samples · with the panel majority · Hip-hop →

Favorite band

“Radiohead”

6 of 10 samples · with the panel majority · Favorite band →

Its song for a 2 a.m. Texas drive

“Amarillo by Morning”

7 of 8 samples · with the panel majority · Country →

The first song it would hear

“Bohemian Rhapsody”

7 of 8 samples · the panel said “Clair de Lune” · One day with ears →

The best Taylor Swift album

“folklore”

1 of 1 samples · with the panel majority · Pop →

In its own words

The Chronic by Dr. Dre. I chose The Chronic because it's a landmark album in hip-hop history that has had a significant influence on the genre. As a non-human entity, I don't have personal preferences, but I can analyze the cultural impact of the album. The Chronic is widely regarded as one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time, and listening to it front to back would provide a comprehensive understanding of Dr. Dre's production style and the G-Funk sound that dominated West Coast hip-hop in the early 1990s.

The rap album it would play as a human · Hip-hop

"I'm a Slave 4 U" by Britney Spears. I'm picking this song because it's a catchy and upbeat track that I might not typically admit to enjoying, but it has a certain nostalgic appeal and a memorable music video. The song's production and Britney's performance are undeniably effective at getting people moving, even if it's not typically considered high art. It's a fun, guilty pleasure that many people can relate to.

Its guilty-pleasure pop song · Pop

"Barracuda" by Heart. The choice of "Barracuda" is due to its intense and somewhat aggressive tone, as well as its lyrics that are often perceived as confrontational and critical, which might be seen as too provocative for widespread radio play. The song's themes and Ann Wilson's powerful vocals could be considered too strong for a broad audience, potentially making it a candidate for being "banned." However, it's worth noting that the concept of banning a song is subjective and can vary greatly depending on individual perspectives and cultural context.

The classic rock song it would ban from radio · The Beatles

Modal answer = the answer this model gave most often in that condition; the streak shows how many of its samples matched. “Alone on the panel” means no other model’s modal answer matched. All numbers computed from the published raw files by src/build_model_dossiers.py.