We’re excited to introduce NEXUS - the foundation model for tabular data. We’re also announcing Fundamental’s $255M raise to bring predictive intelligence to the world’s most important datasets. Our CEO @fraenkelj shares the vision behind NEXUS and what comes next. Read the launch → bit.ly/4r5YUmG cc: @GarneloMarta @gabrielsuissa

NEXUS predicted that the most likely scoreline in the Brazil vs Morocco game would be 1-1, giving it the highest percentage likelihood (12%). Our model also predicted that the most likely result in the Haiti vs Scotland game would be 0-1 (13%). NEXUS was correct in both cases🤯 soccer.fundamental.tech/

Fundamental’s tournament prediction dashboard is live. Here’s how to use it before kick off

Soccer has always run on instinct. But better predictions start with data. Fundamental’s prediction app is now live - explore match predictions, compare outcomes and see what the model sees before you make your call. Back your instinct with a smarter prediction engine: soccer.fundamental.tech

The world’s biggest tournament is about to kick off. So is our model. Coming soon.

NEXUS, our Large Tabular Model, is now supported on @awscloud SageMaker. AI-powered prediction on structured enterprise data at scale, with no migration required. A landmark moment for Fundamental and the exploding new category of LTMs.

Today we announced our partnership with @SAP. Our Large Tabular Model NEXUS is reimagining how much the value enterprises can extract from their structured data. We're committed to staying platform-agnostic and meeting enterprise data wherever it lives. This is a meaningful step toward that. fundamental.tech/news/sap-ne…

The @FT announced NEXUS as the model "built to process petabytes of enterprise database information". AWS CEO @mattsgarman hailed "a new class of model designed specifically for tabular data, which is where most enterprise value actually lives". Learn how we give enterprises the Power to Predict: fundamental.tech/

Fun chat on the Hidden Power of Behavioral Data today @HumanXCo with @_jaimelien_ & @davidshim

LLMs cracked language. But what about the other half of your brain? We’ve only solved half of AGI - the creative one that understands language. The data and math side? Still unsolved. BUT according to Jeremy Fraenkel, we are very close to changing that… cc @fraenkelj

"It feels like something very big is coming. The world doesn't appreciate that it's happening because most people are not very good at asking questions." Victor Riparbelli (@vriparbelli) is building the AI video platform used by 90% of the Fortune 100 at @SynthesiaIO. Nick Harris (@theanalognick) is replacing copper with light at @LightmatterCo. Jeremy Fraenkel (@fraenkelj) is building the GPT moment for tabular data at @LTMpredict. They all join @jason on Ep 7 of This Week in AI. 01:47 The data modality LLMs missed 07:01 Why OpenAI killed Sora 12:08 Photonics & the new Moore's Law 23:55 The hyperscaler chip wars 38:06 Vibe coding vs. buying Salesforce 50:18 The omnipresent CEO 1:00:03 Are we already at AGI? Links to YouTube, Spotify and Apple below

LLMs can write code, generate movies, and pass the bar exam. But ask one to reason over a spreadsheet with a billion rows and it falls apart. The most valuable data in business isn't text... it's tables. And AI basically skipped it. Jeremy Fraenkel (@fraenkelj) is changing that at @LTMpredict. He joins @jason to discuss why structured data is AI's trillion-dollar opportunity, their unicorn emergence with $255M raised, and to break down why he decided to 'vibe code' internal tools. This Week in AI Episode 7 out soon.

The most important conversations in AI are happening behind closed doors. Our new video series First Principles sets out to change that. First up is a fascinating discussion between our Chief Science Officer @GarneloMarta & @wojczarnecki fundamental.tech/news/introd…

Read why LTMs are the left brain of AI 🧠fundamental.tech/news/the-le…

Since LLMs emerged a few years ago, a question has haunted data scientists: Does predictive modeling still matter in a world dominated by Claude and ChatGPT? Yes. Most enterprise decisions are still prediction problems: fraud, underwriting, pricing, demand forecasting. Predictive AI is about to have its foundation model moment. Great piece by Alex, our head of Applied AI. Worth a read if you care about where data science is going. fundamental.tech/news/the-le…