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ISSUE 438EVENING

France, Time-Series Forecasting, Open Models, Probabilistic Prediction, Industrial Operations, Energy, Supply Chains, CPU Inference and Model Evaluation

Mistral made four small forecasting models. The baseline still gets a chair

Timestral turns histories, related measurements and known future events into probabilistic forecasts on ordinary CPUs. Mistral reports leading public benchmark results. The useful deployment test is whether one of its four sizes beats a plain baseline on the decision that actually costs money.

#forecasting#open-models#model-evaluation
ISSUE 259EVENING

South Korea, Demand Forecasting, Supply Chains and Decision Evidence

LG trained demand AI on 11.3 million series, but the missing promotion still wins

EXAONE Demand ranks first among the 36 time-series foundation models LG tested. The paper also shows why a better forecast is not yet a better inventory decision.

#south-korea#forecasting#supply-chain
ISSUE 190EVENING

United Kingdom, Probabilistic Forecasting, AI Evaluation and Decision Support

A London forecasting bot beat the humans and immediately met venture capital

Mantic finished ahead of every human in a short-horizon forecasting tournament and raised $25 million. One scoreboard can reveal progress without settling the harder question of whether the forecasts improve real decisions.

#united-kingdom#forecasting#ai-evaluation
ISSUE 166MORNING

AI Forecasting, Calibration and Decision Evidence

Mantic beat the human forecasters, but the scoreboard needs context

A London startup finished ahead of every human in a public forecasting tournament and raised $25 million. One leaderboard can establish a result without proving a universal forecasting machine.

#mantic#forecasting#evaluation