A foundation model is a broadly trained, pretrained model that can be steered toward specific business problems. In finance, the work shifts from training a separate model for each task to engineering the system around a general-purpose model and guiding it safely and effectively. section 3.1.1
From task-specific models to a shared engine
Market sentiment classification and research-report summarization once called for separate custom models. Foundation models shift the focus toward steering a general-purpose model for these kinds of tasks. section 3.1.1




















