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The rise in Deep Research features and other AI-powered analysis has given rise to more models and services looking to simplify that process and read more of the documents businesses actually use.
Canadian AI company Cohere is banking on its models, including a newly released visual model, to make the case that Deep Research features should also be optimized for enterprise use cases.
The company has released Command A Vision, a visual model specifically targeting enterprise use cases, built on the back of its Command A model. The 112 billion parameter model can “unlock valuable insights from visual data, and make highly accurate, data-driven decisions through document optical character recognition (OCR) and image analysis,” the company says.
“Whether it’s interpreting product manuals with complex diagrams or analyzing photographs of real-world scenes for risk detection, Command A Vision excels at tackling the most demanding enterprise vision challenges,” the company said in a blog post.
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This means Command A Vision can read and analyze the most common types of images enterprises need: graphs, charts, diagrams, scanned documents and PDFs.
? @cohere just dropped Command A Vision on @huggingface ?
Designed for enterprise multimodal use cases: interpreting product manuals, analyzing photos, asking about charts… ❓??
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