AI Pipeline & Patent: Summary of current plan PRD

On this page, I am trying to summarize the current PRD for the AI pipeline.

The PRD underlying the current approach can be found here:

https://productmanagement.unifiedcompliance.com/LLmoRd4wwvUGjYUhilaz/automatic-taxonomic-hierarchies-and-visual-mapping/requirements

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The current approach as described in the above PRD:

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The interface as proposed in the above PRD:

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Performance requirements as outlined in the above PRD

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Extra information on the 'Corpus Structures'

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The PRD contains a lot of information about eCFR

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The following JSON snippet shows the label_value and children hierarchy for 45 CFR Part 164, which can be accessed here: https://www.ecfr.gov/api/versioner/v1/structure/2022-11-07/title-45.json

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Source / Inspiration of AI Pipeline PRD

It is not mentioned in the PRD, but this PRD seems to draw heavily on an AWS document from Aug 15, 2022: https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/part-1-intelligent-document-processing-with-aws-ai-services/

But the Amazon flow was developed to eg analyze invoices, receitps etc. In other words, PDFs or scans where data fields will be in pre-determined spots (like eg the total cost at the end of the receipt).

Patent Application doc

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If I read correctly, our patent is built upon the premise that we beat the F1 scores of the (then) leading LLM models.

We would urgently need to validate this premise. The advances in LLMs have been fast, and this benchmark seems no longer valid.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/369912067_Interpretable_Unified_Language_Checking