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I start to see a pattern from my experience as data scientist.Whatever time period of AI, companies seem more willing to make a cool POC instead of changing their processes to improve their data quality. Like now I see often companies decide to go towards multi-agent vision-language models with tools and unlimited context size.While if the underlying data is not consistent or easily readable, it won't matter how much compute you throw against it, it won't be recovered. Of all technologies, we use pdf's to store our knowledge for which the best way to understand the layout is to take a screenshot of it and ask a couple billion parameter language model what the layout is.Think of all the compute that could be saved if we just focused on effective data representations instead of fancy Proof of concepts.

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