@VikParuchuri: OCR hallucinations poison downstream workflows. We built research-driven safeguards that reduce hallucinations to near-…
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Vik Paruchuri announces research-driven safeguards that reduce OCR hallucinations to near-zero in their benchmark, with word-level bounding boxes and confidence scores for any remaining errors.
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OCR hallucinations poison downstream workflows.
We built research-driven safeguards that reduce hallucinations to near-zero in our benchmark. And our word-level bboxes and confidence scores let you check any potential hallucinations that slip through. https://t.co/MFFm332OaH
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