March 9, 2025

Liftr Insights, a pioneer in market intelligence driven by unique data, released an article about Tabular AI Models as part of its AI Series showing that Tabular Models are downloaded 8 times more than natural language models (“NLP”). This is despite the fact that NLP is what people think of when they think of AI models, thanks to the press regarding OpenAI, DeepSeek, Gemini, and others.

This is powerful data about AI managing data

Tabular models are designed to work well with structured data sets of any kind. They can be used for forecasting or filling in missing data.

In addition to providing objective data about Tabular models, the article also provides supporting data about Multimodal, Computer Vision, and Audio, as some of the more popular types, in addition to the most popular and commonly known, NLP.

“As we have been exploring a wealth of AI information for some clients, the data has uncovered many interesting signals,” says Tab Schadt, CEO of Liftr Insights. “This is in addition to interesting trends we’re seeing.”

As stated in the Tabular article, “Tabular models have only 1.0% of the total NLP downloads, but the average number of downloads per model is over 24,000.” The bulk of these downloads, as shown by the data, are due to Chronos models.

The article about Tabular models also delves into the sizes of models, since there are often misconceptions that, well, size matters.

“This is powerful data about AI managing data,” says Schadt. “This is the type of information that helps Market Intelligence analysts who want objective, reliable data to get beyond the hype of AI.”

The article can be found at https://liftrinsights.com/series/ai-model/ai-distills-millions-of-data-records and is part of a series of articles about AI.

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