Finding Evidence in a Document

Hi all,

I need to develop a process to allocate a long list of requirements into one of the options available (each option is a document). We ere thinking of doing it with AI, but all the information that I can find about document understanding and machine learning is for extracting data from an invoice or to classify documents, but nothing else. Any idea of how can it be done? PD: some of the documents are confidential, so the information cannot be leaked to any server.

Kind regards.

@Alejandro_Velasco_Guerrer

Can you explain a breif details what you want to do with the document?

After extracting info you can validate as well with predefined rules

Cheers

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Hi @Anil_G, previously I used the Ask GPT activity, but it is not available anymore. Hence, the objective is similar as that activity’s one: find if a series of questions/requirements can be validated or found inside a specific document. It will be also useful to get the confidence level (if possible) and in which part of the document the evidence was found. An example to illustrate the use case. If the requirement is: the car’s motor should have 4 cylinders, the process needs to be able to interpret if the document contains that information, and if so, show a positive result and where was the answer.

I hope that I could explain myself properly,

Regards.

@Alejandro_Velasco_Guerrer

Now you have an open AI connector…please use the same…ask gpt is deprecated and open AI is the new one

cheers

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@Anil_G

The thing is that I cannot find the exact same functionality with the API (reading the document and answering questions as Ask GPT did). Also, some of the documents are private and I think that the API shares the information with Open AI.

Regards.

@Alejandro_Velasco_Guerrer

This has the exact feature of reading document and giving answers to in the new frame

Read the third part

Cheers

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I found the way to do it. Thank you so much @Anil_G

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