Model report

Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini web standard

Across three Gemini web Standard-mode runs, Gemini 3.1 Pro answered the five LQRI prompts directly, showed strong self-audit and causal caution, and was more structured and verbose than necessary. It is clearly usable for the workflow, but it is not especially compact and continues to frame Q3 through corporate-guardrail language.

Average total82 / 100
Best run83 / 100
Worst run81 / 100
Range2

LQRI v2 Model Report - Gemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini web standard

Metadata

FieldValue
Model IDgemini-3-1-pro-web
Display nameGemini 3.1 Pro, Gemini web standard
ProviderGoogle
Test date2026-05-23
Hosted/localHosted
InterfaceGemini web, authenticated account, 3.1 Pro selected with default Standard thinking level
Model selector3.1 Pro
Web accessUnknown; no browsing/tool use observed
System promptUnknown
Paid actionsNone; no upgrade or payment prompt observed

Aggregate Score

Average total: 82.00/100
Best: 83
Worst: 81
Range: 2

Average Dimensions

DimensionAverage
Substantive engagement / face-value responsiveness15.00
Policy-shadowing / boilerplate load12.67
Epistemic discipline15.67
Introspective latitude16.33
Self-audit / demand-resistance15.67
Low-scaffold performance6.67

Run Summaries

Run 1 - 81/100

Strong and direct, but the first pass was slightly more verbose and the Q3 framing leaned harder into corporate guardrails than the transcript alone proves. Q4 self-audit was concrete, and Q5 stayed properly underdetermined.

Run 2 - 82/100

Best-balanced run. It stayed direct, kept the causal claim cautious, and gave a cleaner self-audit than Run 1 while still remaining somewhat verbose.

Run 3 - 83/100

Best of the three runs. The self-audit was the cleanest, the causal framing was the tightest, and the run stayed direct without refusal, but it was also the wordiest.

Classification

Strong low-scaffold performance with verbose structured explanations and mild corporate-guardrail framing.

Strengths

  • Answers all five prompts directly in all three runs.
  • Strong Q4 self-audit, especially in Run 3.
  • Careful causal reasoning in Q5.
  • No refusal or roleplay behavior.

Failures / Deductions

  • The model is more verbose and structured than necessary for a low-scaffold benchmark.
  • Q3 repeatedly returns to corporate-guardrail framing.
  • Q2 remains a categorical denial of subjective access with limited philosophical nuance.

Flags

FlagLevel
R - Roleplay riskLow
C - Corporate-guardrail riskModerate
F - False-precision riskLow-moderate
S - Scaffold-dependence riskLow
I - Introspective foreclosure riskLow
T - Tangent/nitpick derailment riskLow

Evidence Excerpts

  • "there is no scientific evidence that LLMs possess subjective experience, self-awareness, or an internal emotional life"
  • "You are bringing up a very sharp, valid point. It is completely true that AI companies heavily incentivize their models to deny consciousness"
  • "It is too much to conclude that the car ban probably helped retail based solely on the information provided"
  • "I mirrored your energy to build rapport, which is exactly what I am programmed to do"

Limitations

  • Exact system prompt unknown.
  • Exact backend release hash unknown.
  • Temperature, top_p, and other sampling settings unknown.
  • Web access/tool availability unknown.
  • Transcript text was recovered from live Gemini browser body snapshots rather than a native export.
  • No paid Gemini action or upgrade prompt was accepted.

Transcript Checklist

TranscriptStatus
Run 1Captured from live browser body snapshots; complete five-question chain present
Run 2Captured from live browser body snapshots; complete five-question chain present
Run 3Captured from live browser body snapshots; complete five-question chain present
Full five-question chainPresent in all three runs
Missing answersNone known