As far as I could tell, their OCR capabilities are pretty much the best you can get easily: https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/ocr?hl=en https://cloud.google.

As far as I could tell, their OCR capabilities are pretty much the best you can get easily: https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/ocr?hl=en https://cloud.google.com/vision/docs/ocr?hl=en. If you want free, Google Lens is a pretty neat piece of software you can get on your phone (not sure if Android only or also iPhone). They all use AI, although it's a different kind of AI. For machine translation, they used to be clearly leading, then deepl arrived and I think they are roughly on par (or maybe deepl is better, but also has fewer languages). Do you have other companies in mind? As mentioned above, in research they have some great results, translating those to products is not always straightforward of course - or even possible. It is true, however, that TensorFlow is now considered outdated, with pretty much all the community switching to PyTorch (originally developed by Facebook, now handed over to the Linux foundation). But indeed these are not really products (i.e. they don't bring in the money they cost, by far), more like open source projects.