Why Human-in-the-Loop Processes Still Matter in Automated PDF Conversion
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The year 2026 has brought us to a fascinating crossroads. We have Large Language Models (LLMs) that can parse thousands of pages in seconds and OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology that claims 99.9% accuracy. On the surface, it would seem that the need for human intervention in document processing has evaporated. Yet, at IAW , we are seeing the opposite trend. As businesses scale their digital transformation efforts, the cost of "automated errors" has skyrocketed. Whether it is a complex financial prospectus or a technical manual, the move from static to fluid digital formats requires a level of nuance that machines haven't mastered. This is why PDF to HTML conversion services in India have shifted their focus from "doing the work" to "refining the machine's output." The Illusion of "Perfect" Automation The phrase "Automated PDF to HTML" sounds like a dream for a CTO. You upload a file, a script runs, and out comes ...