Introducing Forge
Today, we’re introducing Forge, a system for enterprises to build frontier-grade AI models grounded in their proprietary knowledge.
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Forge is a system that allows enterprises to train custom artificial intelligence models using their own internal data rather than relying on models trained primarily on publicly available information. Most AI models today are designed to perform broadly across many tasks, but organizations operate using proprietary knowledge like engineering standards, compliance policies, and codebases that generic models do not understand. Forge addresses this gap by enabling companies to build domain-specific models through pre-training on internal datasets, post-training for specific tasks, and reinforcement learning to align model behavior with organizational policies. This approach gives enterprises greater control over their data and intellectual property while making AI agents more reliable for navigating internal systems, using tools correctly, and making decisions within organizational constraints.
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