Ant Digital Technologies releases LingDT-Decision-1.0 in 4B and 27B sizes for direct structured decisions
Ant Digital Technologies has released LingDT-Decision-1.0, a model that makes structured choices directly instead of generating text. It comes in 4B and 27B sizes, and the company says it cuts token use by more than 90%.
Ant Digital Technologies has released LingDT-Decision-1.0, a model that makes structured choices directly instead of generating text. It comes in two sizes, 4B and 27B parameters, and the company says it cuts token use by more than 90%.
What was released
- Model: LingDT-Decision-1.0
- Developer: Ant Digital Technologies
- Sizes: 4B and 27B
- Design: outputs structured choices directly rather than generating text
- Positioning: built for fast enterprise decisions, per the outlet's headline
The reported coverage comes from Pandaily.
Claimed efficiency gain
Ant Digital Technologies says the model reduces token use by more than 90%. This is a company claim.
What this means
LingDT-Decision-1.0 targets decision tasks by returning a structured choice instead of generated text. The claimed token reduction of more than 90% comes from Ant Digital Technologies and should be treated as a vendor figure until independent evaluation is available. The two sizes, 4B and 27B, give teams a smaller and a larger option within the same release.
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