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# AI in Monolith

AI features are added to Monolith over time as a part of our standard development process.

Our goal is to make the usage of AI features optional within Monolith so that users can control what data is provided to AI systems for processing.

#### AI Subprocessors in Monolith

These are the current LLM processors we currenlty use and support within the Monolith application:

* OpenAI
* Anthropic
* AWS Bedrock

#### Current AI Features

Here is a list of features within Monolith that currently utilize AI models/providers listed above:

* Monolith Mobile
  * Evidence scanning feature - scans textual details from devices, documents, or screens to populate the evidence creation form for the user. (optional use)
* Monolith
  * Evidence Smart Paste - reads text copied by the user, parses it, and propulates the evidence creation form with the results. (optional use)

#### Future AI Features

As we add more AI enabled features within Monolith, we will try to document them here for customer review.


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