Levanto Labs launches Sage1: a decision model that reasons 'only when needed'
w1kke · x · 2026-09-25
Marco DeRossi of Levanto Labs announces Sage1, the company's second decision model. He argues such models still fail basic logic puzzles a 12-year-old can solve (a cup-swapping test), questioning whether a 200ms answer matters if it's confidently wrong. Sage1's pitch: multimodal input ("it can see") and reasoning triggered only when needed. Downsides are acknowledged but not detailed in the post.
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