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"Perplexity releases open-weight Decider v1.3 classification models" — r/LocalLLaMA · AI & Technology
Perplexity, best known for its AI search engine, has released Decider v1.3, a family of 'decision models' under the permissive . Unlike standard large language models that generate text, these models are specifically designed for classification and scoring tasks, outputting probabilities directly. The release includes a 27B-parameter model built on the architecture and a smaller 'Flash' variant, making specialized decision-making AI freely available for developers to run or fine-tune.
The claim is solid and directly sourced from the official release. The provenance tier is primary source, and the reporting sits immediately next to Perplexity's official announcement, research blog, and model weights, as confirmed by the CEO's X post and multiple AI news outlets on the same day.
Genuinely new: the models were released on November 13, 2026, and the reporting reflects the same-day announcement.