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Baidu's "Unlimited OCR" processes dozens of document pages in one pass by treating memory like human forgetting

Baidu's Unlimited OCR reads dozens of document pages in a single pass, where previous systems topped out at about ten. A modified attention mechanism keeps memory use flat no matter how many pages the model processes. It currently holds the top spot on the most important OCR benchmark. The article Baidu's "Unlimited OCR" processes dozens of document pages in one pass by treating memory like human forgetting appeared first on The Decoder.

Baidu's "Unlimited OCR" processes dozens of document pages in one pass by treating memory like human forgetting
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Published July 5, 2026 · Category: AI Briefing

Overview

Abstract collage featuring a wavy strip of text running through a glowing triangle, symbolizing OCR-based text recognition.

Baidu's Unlimited OCR reads dozens of document pages in a single pass, where previous systems topped out at about ten. A modified attention mechanism keeps memory use flat no matter how many pages the model processes. It currently holds the top spot on the most important OCR benchmark.

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The article Baidu's "Unlimited OCR" processes dozens of document pages in one pass by treating memory like human forgetting appeared first on The Decoder.

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Originally published at the-decoder.com.

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