Kagi Ranks AIs Using Useful Benchmarks

Kagi, the search engine company, has been independently evaluating various AI models or LLMs.

Their LLM Benchmarking Project is designed to evaluate the capabilities of major AIs across various domains, including reasoning, coding, and instruction-following.

Unlike typical tests, Kagi uses unique challenges that change often, ensuring the models are tested on new material. This approach helps to get a true picture of what these models can do, without them relying on past training data. The project also includes a variety of tasks, from text-based questions to image-related challenges, and offers different difficulty levels to see how models like GPT-4 handle various situations.

Here are the current results:

ModelAccuracy (%)TokensTotal Cost ($)Median Latency (s)Speed (tokens/sec)
OpenAI gpt-4o52.0074820.143101.6048.00
Together meta-llama/Meta-Llama-3.1-405B-Instruct-Turbo50.0077670.071362.0046.49
Anthropic claude-3.5-sonnet-2024062046.0065950.120182.5448.90
Mistral large-latest44.0050970.067873.0818.03
Groq llama-3.1-70b-versatile40.0051900.007810.7181.62
Reka reka-core36.0069660.124016.2117.56
OpenAI gpt-4o-mini34.0060290.004511.6436.92
DeepSeek deepseek-chat32.0073100.003044.8117.20
Anthropic claude-3-haiku-2024030728.0056420.008811.3355.46
Groq llama-3.1-8b-instant28.0066280.000852.2682.02
DeepSeek deepseek-coder28.0080790.003274.1316.72
OpenAI gpt-426.0024770.334081.3216.68
Mistral open-mistral-nemo22.0041350.003230.6582.65
Groq gemma2-9b-it22.0048890.002491.6954.39
OpenAI gpt-3.5-turbo22.0015690.015520.5145.03
Reka reka-edge20.0053770.007982.0246.87
Reka reka-flash16.0057380.016683.2828.75
GoogleGenAI gemini-1.5-pro-exp-080114.0049420.263251.8228.19
GoogleGenAI gemini-1.5-flash14.0052870.027773.0221.16

The table includes metrics such as overall mode quality (measured as a percent of correct responses), total tokens output (some models are less verbose by default, affecting both cost and speed), the total cost to run the test, median response latency and average speed in tokens per second at the time of testing.

This approach measures the models’ potential and adaptability, with some bias towards features essential for LLM features in Kagi Search.