If you need a powerful foundation to wring insight out of a wide variety of documents, including diagrams and audio/video files, H2O.ai is worth a look. Its Multi-modal Document AI is designed to extract information from many different types of documents. The company also has generative AI tools for analyzing and generating content, so it's a good choice for companies that need to process documents, create new content and automate tasks.
Another good option is ChatDox, an AI-powered information retrieval system that can be used to question a broad range of documents, including PDFs, DOCX, CSV files and multimedia like YouTube videos and audio files. It's got features like custom categories, multilingual support and live support through a Discord server, and is good for students, researchers and professionals.
If you're focused on video, Twelve Labs has a multimodal AI foundation for understanding and categorizing large video libraries. It's got APIs for rapid search, text generation and classification, all powered by large video foundation models. That's good for companies that are drowning in video data, like media and entertainment.
Last, ChatDOC is an AI assistant that can question and summarize documents of all kinds, including PDFs, DOCX and text files. It's got image analysis abilities with GPT-4 integration and the ability to chat across multiple documents, which makes it a good tool for students, professionals and businesses that need to quickly get information out of documents. A browser extension lets you upload files and get Q&A results immediately, without having to share your data.