AI for document recognition: Smart Engines secures a patent
Smart Engines has received a US patent for AI technology that recognizes documents without hallucinations. The company claims the system does not "fill in" fields when an image is of poor quality, which lowers the risk of errors in banks, government services and corporate document workflows. It is a rare case where a competitive edge rests not on generation but on the reliability of applied AI.
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Russia's Smart Engines has received a US patent for a neural network that recognizes documents. The technology does not "fill in" characters or fields when it processes noisy, blurry or incomplete images.
How does the
Smart Engines neural network handle poor scans and photos? The patented technology does not fill in characters or fields when a document image is noisy, blurry or incomplete. These are the conditions in which conventional models often make mistakes.
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