Textract was one of multiple AI-powered tools and services unveiled at last year's AWS re:Invent conference that requires no machine learning expertise to use.

Textract was first announced during the AWS re:Invent conference in November as one of several new machine learning services designed for use by people with no expertise in the subject.

According to AWS, Textract — a combination of “text” and “extract” — uses artificial intelligence to identify text or data in myriad types of documents, like finding patient ...

Amazon announces general availability of Amazon TextractAmazon Textract uses machine learning to automatically extract text and data, including from tables and forms, in virtually any document ...

AWS' Textract, which leverages machine learning algorithms to detect and extract text and data from a range of document types, is now generally available.

Textract works with a range of document inputs, including scans from multi-function devices, PDFs, and photos. It’s default is to output the OCR extract in JSON format. It will automatically load the ...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Tuesday added new artificial intelligence (AI) features to some of its services including Textract, Transcribe, Kendra, CodeWhisperer, and HealthLake. The new updates ...

The machine learning tool, which helps to extract data from scanned documents, joins six other AI tools that are HIPAA-eligible: Amazon Translate, Amazon Comprehend, Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Polly, ...

Textract, a tool from Amazon's cloud computing arm that uses machine learning to extract text and data from scanned documents, can now be deployed for HIPAA-compliant tasks, Amazon Web Services ...

Amazon wanted to change that and today it announced Amazon Textract, an intelligent OCR tool to move data from forms to a more useable digital format. In an example, he showed a form with tables.