I didn't mean to target you specifically, just the general idea/trend of applying "smart priors" to do OCR. That is, a system that has a concept of what's plausible and may make the content more "plausible" instead of accurate. For example, an OCR system should be required to exactly recognize characters one by one, even including the typos. Sometimes even the presence of a comma or a small spelling variation can have significance.
Or imagine running financial accounting stuff through LLM-OCR. And if you ask why would you OCR that instead of keeping digital records -- well, the real world can be very unreasonable and incompetent, and there are cases when e.g. the government only releases scanned PDFs on official sites regarding financial audit statistics etc.
