GLM-OCR turns messy PDFs into private, searchable knowledge — why your AI strategy starts with OCR
ingliguori · x · 2026-09-04
The author argues most companies don't have an information problem — they have a PDF problem. His new piece explains how GLM-OCR converts messy PDFs into private, searchable, AI-ready knowledge:
- AI needs structure
- Markdown makes content usable
- Local OCR protects privacy
- Clean knowledge powers real AI workflows (RAG)
Combined with Ollama for local deployment, it's a practical playbook for teams whose knowledge is trapped in documents.
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