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I’m excited to share PlaiTO, a reasoning-focused language model built on LLaMA 3.1 (8B) and optimized for humanities and social sciences.
PlaiTO is designed to go beyond surface-level text generation, emphasizing structured reasoning, conceptual clarity, and analytical depth—especially in domains centered on human behavior and social systems.
🎯 Focus Areas
Psychology
Management & Organizational Studies
Sociology
📊 MMLU Benchmark Results (100 samples per domain)
Professional Psychology: 76%
Management: 74%
Sociology: 75%
These results highlight PlaiTO’s strong performance in abstract, theory-heavy, and reasoning-driven tasks.
💡 Why PlaiTO?
Strong analytical and reasoning capabilities
Better handling of complex human-centered problems
Suitable for academic, educational, and research use cases
Balanced performance across multiple humanities disciplines
PlaiTO is ideal for conceptual analysis, case reasoning, academic discussion, and decision-support scenarios—while still requiring human oversight for high-stakes applications.
📌 Built on LLaMA 3.1, compliant with its licensing terms.
alibidaran/Platio_merged_model
PlaiTO is designed to go beyond surface-level text generation, emphasizing structured reasoning, conceptual clarity, and analytical depth—especially in domains centered on human behavior and social systems.
🎯 Focus Areas
Psychology
Management & Organizational Studies
Sociology
📊 MMLU Benchmark Results (100 samples per domain)
Professional Psychology: 76%
Management: 74%
Sociology: 75%
These results highlight PlaiTO’s strong performance in abstract, theory-heavy, and reasoning-driven tasks.
💡 Why PlaiTO?
Strong analytical and reasoning capabilities
Better handling of complex human-centered problems
Suitable for academic, educational, and research use cases
Balanced performance across multiple humanities disciplines
PlaiTO is ideal for conceptual analysis, case reasoning, academic discussion, and decision-support scenarios—while still requiring human oversight for high-stakes applications.
📌 Built on LLaMA 3.1, compliant with its licensing terms.
alibidaran/Platio_merged_model