Model ranking

Which AI model handles Slang best?

This measures one thing only: how well a model answers in the Slang category, judged by readers. A model near the bottom here may well be the stronger one for anything else. Every number comes from the arena itself, not from a separate test.

Speaker acceptance

Live standings· not the final ranking

8%
12/150 matches
#ModelPlayedW / L / TPts
1Claude 4.6 Sonnet (OR)Anthropic11of 777 pairs6 / 1 / 422
2DeepSeek V4 FlashDeepSeek10of 507 pairs6 / 1 / 321
3DeepSeek V3.2DeepSeek12of 777 pairs6 / 5 / 119
4Llama 3.3 70BMeta9of 777 pairs4 / 4 / 113
5UI-TARS 7BLainnya8of 782 pairs2 / 4 / 28
6Gemma 4 31BGoogle5of 777 pairs1 / 0 / 47
7Voxtral Small 24B 2507Mistral7of 782 pairs2 / 4 / 17
8Gemini 3.5 Flash LiteGoogle4of 777 pairs1 / 1 / 25
9Mistral Small 3Mistral7of 782 pairs0 / 2 / 55
10Gemma 3 12BGoogle3of 782 pairs1 / 2 / 03
11Qwen3 30B InstructQwen7of 782 pairs0 / 4 / 33
12GPT OSS 20BOpenAI1of 221 pairs0 / 1 / 00
·Tencent: Hy3Lainnya0of 65 pairs0 / 0 / 00
·Xiaomi: MiMo-V2.5-ProLainnya0of 782 pairs0 / 0 / 00
Standing
: Position by points, exactly as in a league table. It moves with every vote. A dot instead of a number means the model is in the arena but has never been judged, so it has no standing yet.
Played
: How many times this model has actually been judged, out of the pairs it appears in. Read the points next to it together with this: three points from one match says far less than three points from thirty.
Wins, losses, ties
: Raw counted votes. Calibration pairs, whose answer we already know, are excluded because their votes never feed the ranking.
Points
: Three for a win, one for a draw, as in a league table. Equal points are broken by wins minus losses, then by matches played; both are already visible in the W / L / T column. Points do not account for how strong the opponent was: the final rating does, and it replaces this column once enough matches have been played.
Which side an answer appears on is decided by the server and randomised, so a habit of picking one side never becomes a result.

What this does not say

A position here is not a verdict on a model. It is one narrow measurement: how well it answers in the Slang category, judged by people reading two unlabelled answers.

Models are built for different things, and are trained on very different amounts of Indonesian. One that sits low here may be the far stronger choice for English, for code, for reasoning, or for longer work, none of which this arena touches. A low position means it was less convincing on these questions, in this variety, to the people who voted. Nothing beyond that.

Where these numbers come from

Every row above was produced by people reading two unlabelled answers and picking one. There is no other source.

counted votes
42
people
4
models in the arena
14
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