In a library filled with countless handwritten manuscripts, managing and searching through these valuable documents can be a daunting task. However, document intelligence offers a revolutionary solution. This dialogue between Alice, Bob, Charlie, and David explores how AI-powered document intelligence can digitize, organize, and preserve handwritten manuscripts, making them easily searchable and accessible. The conversation highlights the potential of this technology to transform the way we handle historical documents, opening up new possibilities for research and preservation.
Charlie says “….convert handwritten text into digital text, recognizing different handwriting styles and extracting key information.”. How is this done in document intelligence?
Do you agree with David’s statement “.. it can categorize and organize the documents, identify duplicates, and flag important sections.”? If yes, which of the below points is true?
Alice, Bob, Charlie and David share their findings with development team.
How do you create a custom model in document intelligence?
How can developers ensure the accuracy and reliability of a custom document intelligence model?