Fetching from the wire…
Infra2026-06-12 · source-backed
AWS detailed a feature where you supply 3-10 example documents with expected outputs and the system refines the extraction blueprint automatically. It targets the brittle prompt-engineering step in document IDP pipelines. If you're doing structured extraction at scale on AWS, this turns hand-tuning into example-driven tuning, which is the right direction.
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