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🚀 Introducing KumoRFM — the world’s first Relational Foundation Model purpose-built for enterprise prediction tasks! KumoRFM reasons over complex relational data to deliver instant, accurate, in-context predictions — no task-specific model training required. A true game-changer for solving key business problems like: ✅ Product recommendations ✅ Fraud detection ✅...

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Nina Leskovecvor 1 Jahr

Awesome! 🙌

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🚨 AI is coming to HUDI! 🚀 We’re working on bringing you a private AI to 💬 “talk with your data” for valuable insights. 🐸 With DataMask, the first self-custody data wallet, you have full control. Manage, share, and monetize your data with daily grants, quests, and surveys on HUDI dapp. Reclaim your data’s value and start earning soon with HUDI! 🌟 #AI #DataPrivacy #DataMonetization #HUDI #DataMask #SelfCustody #DailyGrant #TechForGood #ReclaimYourData @Jason thanks for the meme base 🤣❤️ have a look at our adventure updates!

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Pretty neat. How does this compare at scale vs. text-to-sql?

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Text-to-SQL make it easy for analyst to ask about the past ("How much product X sold last month?"). This is about predicting the future ("How much of the product X will we sell next month?"). Importantly, prediction is all done in-context at inference time (no model training is needed)

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