The layers of a model that knows your work
Compute to train and serve it, an open base model to start from, your data, practice environments where the model can attempt the work, an evaluation set from real cases, the training itself, and serving inside your environment, with the application on top. Each layer is now its own market, so companies can buy a vertical app, build on a platform in their own environment, or assemble the pieces.
How a model learns a job →
Evaluation decides everything
Public benchmarks say little about your work. An evaluation set built from your own cases, scored the way your experts score them, is how you know whether training helped, which method to use next, and when a new base model is worth adopting.
Why evals matter →
How Fig does it
Fig trains models on the company's data and decisions inside CosmOS, choosing the methods per task, serving them in the company's own cloud or Fig's, and keeping the hardest work on frontier models. The company keeps the weights.
Should a company train its own AI model? →