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The Neuron: AI Explained · Wednesday · 45 min

This AI model will run the economy in 2030 w/ Alexandre Pasquiou

AI can write code, summarize documents, and hold a conversation. But it still struggles with the structured data businesses rely on to predict churn, fraud, demand, pricing, and risk. Alexandre Pasquiou explains why language models flatten the relationships inside spreadsheets, how tabular foundation models learn from rows and columns, and why Neuralk believes one general model could replace hundreds of custom predictive systems. The conversation also covers Seldon, AI agents, enterprise adoption, and Alexandre’s prediction that tabular foundation models will power every predictive workload by 2030. Learn more about Neuralk: https://www.neuralk.ai/ Subscribe to The Neuron newsletter: https://theneuron.ai

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AI can write code, summarize documents, and hold a conversation. But it still struggles with the structured data businesses rely on to predict churn, fraud, demand, pricing, and risk.


Alexandre Pasquiou explains why language models flatten the relationships inside spreadsheets, how tabular foundation models learn from rows and columns, and why Neuralk believes one general model could replace hundreds of custom predictive systems.


The conversation also covers Seldon, AI agents, enterprise adoption, and Alexandre’s prediction that tabular foundation models will power every predictive workload by 2030.


Learn more about Neuralk: https://www.neuralk.ai/

Subscribe to The Neuron newsletter: https://theneuron.ai

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