Chen: Captricity has effectively solved the handwriting recognition problem
Kuang Chen · Leveraging AI in the Enterprise // Kuang Chen, Captricity (FirstMark's Data Driven) · Mar 24, 2017 · at 9:58
Kuang Chen, CEO of Captricity, speaks at Data Driven NYC about building AI infrastructure capable of ingesting and normalizing multi-modal enterprise data.
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“We've effectively solved the handwriting problem.”
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