Google Cloud's machine learning-powered Document AI platform -- which already has been used to process tens of billions of pages of documents for government agencies and the lending and insurance industries among others -- became generally available last week, along with Lending DocAI and Procurement DocAI. The serverless Document AI platform is a unified console for document processing that allows users to quickly access Google Cloud's form, table and invoice parsers, tools and offerings -- including Procurement DocAI and Lending DocAI -- with a unified API. It uses artificial intelligence/machine learning (AI/ML) to classify, extract and enrich data from scanned and digital documents at scale, including structured data from unstructured documents, making it easier to understand and analyze. Doc AI solutions feature Google technologies including computer vision, optical character recognition and natural language processing, which create pre-trained models for high-value and -volume documents, and Google Knowledge Graph to validate and enhance fields in documents. Research and advisory firm Gartner predicts AI will be the top category that determines IT infrastructure decisions by 2025, driving a tenfold growth in compute requirements. Half of all enterprises will have AI orchestration platforms by 2025 to operationalize AI, according to Gartner, up from less than 10 percent in 2020.