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FICO has introduced a new domain-specific FICO Foundation Model for Financial Services (FICO FFM) product offering, consisting of FICO Focused Language Model for Financial Services (FICO FLM) and FICO Focused Sequence Model for Financial Services (FICO FSM). These models are designed to reduce hallucinations and achieve precise accuracy over conventional Generative AI models, with a precise, auditable focus on data used to build and task-train the model for specific tasks or business problems. The models are custom-built, engineered in-house, and focused on curated data sets related to financial services. They are smaller, more accurate, and lower in cost, driving a practical approach toward agentic AI. FICO FLM enhances performance, streamlines operations for financial institutions, and empowers customers to uncover transactional behavior patterns. FICO FSM plays a crucial role in improving real-time detection accuracy across financial services transaction analytics. The models are built with patented and patent-pending Trust Scores, providing a risk-ranking of the reliability of the output generated by these models. By using a Trust Score, organizations can set their own risk thresholds, reduce hallucinations, and operationalize model outputs with confidence. FICO has filed multiple patent applications on FICO FLM and FICO FSM core technology and specific use cases.
Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) has recently unveiled two new domain-specific AI models designed to enhance financial services: the FICO Foundation Model for Financial Services (FICO FFM) and its components, the FICO Focused Language Model for Financial Services (FICO FLM) and the FICO Focused Sequence Model for Financial Services (FICO FSM). These models are aimed at reducing hallucinations and achieving precise accuracy over conventional Generative AI models, focusing specifically on financial services data.
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