US EditionIntelligent Document Processing Drives Efficiency in Agencies
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Intelligent Document Processing Drives Efficiency in Agencies
Leaders at the National Archives and Records Administration are striving to make the nation’s historical documents more accessible. “At the archives, we have 13 billion paper documents, and we have been working very actively to digitize as much as possible,” says Jill Reilly, digital engagement director at NARA. Digitization here goes beyond optical character recognition, making text machine-readable. NARA is starting to leverage artificial inte…
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