Paradigm's Limite model skips heavy instruction tuning to maximize math per parameter
tensorqt · x · 2026-09-22
Paradigm Inc introduced Limite, a model deliberately post-trained with as little instruction tuning as possible, to challenge the assumption that models need an embedded assistant persona to be useful. It is designed for single-turn usage and aims for extremely high mathematical capability per parameter — closer to a raw reasoning engine than a chatty assistant.
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