Dropbox uses AI to to recognize words in documents scanned in its mobile apps

Cloud file syncing and sharing service Dropbox today disclosed more of the technical details underpinning the optical character recognition (OCR) feature that’s now available in the company’s flagship Android and iOS apps for people who work in organizati… Read more

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