Interesting; I checked my personal acct setting this morning given other news, and found it disabled.
I hadn't used my chatgpt account since ~'23 or earlier, and it was retained since then.
Yet: how is pricing?
Evaluating contents and routing appropriately isn't a new challenge in OCR, one of the oldest fields of applications in ML.
Thus, how do the smaller open models perform in tandem with relatively pricy $/pg models & APIs?
Your use case is remarkably rare relative to the volume and price sensitivity of enterprise data warehouse ops.
The big difference is traditional OCR used basic pattern matching to find text, whereas models like Mistral OCR (and GPT, etc) use computer vision instead and deep learning to parse text, math equations, and apparently in some cases extract images too.
I'd love to see some advancements in traditional OCR based on ideas and concepts we've learned from newer "OCR-like" models since traditional OCR is drastically cheaper.
I remember when a post of mine was flagged due to pretty obvious patent trolling against a cool FOSS project, but i made the critical error of 'crying' in my title.
Maybe I should flag this to get it out of my system.
With some very healthy 'fair use' aspects, though I also would not have picked the Wikipedia article (as others have noted in these comments).
Judicious use of flags is encouraged.
Have you ever been downvoted for calling 'dupe?' I once was downvoted after calling dupe on a link posted thrice. HN is an interesting place to hang out, that's for sure.
oh of course, unfortunately people's self-interest in pushing their own submissions and not being told they missed a story causes adverse reactions, but a bit of sacrifice worth keeping the site fresh and discussions focused.
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