Baseten models

Baseten: Mammoth 1

This model takes in written text only and gives back decisions, reading about 16 pages at once and writing up to 14 pages in reply. It suits a buyer who holds a written account of a situation and a set of questions to settle, such as a yes-or-no question, a choice from a list of options, or a place on a rank scale. Where it stops: it takes in no pictures, sound or video, so any job that starts from a photo, a recording or a clip needs a different kind of model.

Baseten: Elephant 1

This model takes in text and gives back decisions: it answers yes-or-no questions, picks from a set of choices, or puts options in order. It reads up to 16 pages at once and can write out up to 14 pages of reasoning, so a buyer can hand it a whole report and ask what to do next. It was built as a small decision-making model, tuned to judge a given state rather than chat freely. It is not made for open-ended writing or conversation, so a job that needs long free-form text should go to a different kind of model.

Baseten: Joey 1

This model accepts text or pictures as input and provides clear decisions as output. It can process up to 16 pages of information at once and generate responses up to 14 pages long. A key feature is its ability to understand visual data alongside written information. This tool is designed solely for making choices and cannot perform tasks requiring creative writing or complex code generation.