Human Biology is Inherently Multimodal — Yet the Way AI Handles Data Isn’t
Human biology is complex. Biomedical data span multiple scales — from molecules to tissue to clinical observations — and different modalities — from visual to written to genomic and beyond. Today, that data is siloed, even within the world’s best healthcare and biopharma organizations. We leverage data across all scales, modalities, and sources into a universal foundation model, providing a complete, precise representation of patient trajectories to drive discoveries and decisions.
Intaking Data from All Sources
Human biology is not limited to linguistic descriptions, and neither are we. The Standard Model has a flexible, data-agnostic design. Biological signals exist at every scale and across many modalities, and each modality enters our model through a purpose-built encoder. For example:
- Genomic sequences → sequence models
- Proteins → biomolecular network models
- Radiology images → vision transformers
- EHR data → longitudinal language models
We incorporate new encoders as new modalities and sources become available. By preserving the unique structure of each modality, the Standard Model ensures no insight is lost, building a foundation for deliberate, informed decisions.