Meta cheated on an AI benchmark, and that is hilarious. According to Kylie Robison at The Verge the suspicions started percolating after Meta released two new AI models based on its Llama 4 large language model over the weekend.

There are two new AI models joining the slew of options, thanks to new releases from Meta. The company unveiled its latest family of generative AI models on Saturday, named Llama 4. You can give the Llama 4 models a test drive now through Meta AI's website,

With Llama 4, Meta fudged benchmarks to appear as though its new AI model is better than the competition. Kylie Robison is a senior AI reporter working with The Verge’s policy and tech teams. She previously worked at Fortune Magazine and Business Insider.