HP’s Print AI will offer a better way to print websites
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HP recently announced HP Print AI, which is being advertised as the “industry’s first intelligent print” experience. In addition to incorporating the tech’s two favorite letters (AI), the software seeks to “simplify and improve printing from setup to support.” There are a number of tools here, but the most interesting aspect is something called Perfect Output.
It can actually solve the problem of printing from web pages, which typically produces something a little above utter garbage. The company says the embedded algorithm will reduce all that unnecessary white space and get rid of ads.
Image sizes will also be optimized, so printing from a website should look just as good as something coming from a word processor. HP says everything will “fit perfectly on the page the first time.” Perfect Output isn’t just for websites, as the company says it will also make easy work of spreadsheets, which is another frustrating task to print.
The feature is rolling out starting today, but only as a beta for select customers. HP told Engadget that Perfect Output will work with any of the company’s printers, provided the right driver is installed and it’s connected to a Windows 10 or Windows 11 machine. Once customer responses come in, it should go into wider release.
HP Print AI will also use artificial intelligence to customize support for each user, with the company saying its “intelligent technology anticipates consumers’ needs”. HP says it will be particularly useful in terms of setup and remembering user preferences. It also has a chatbot that allows language-based queries, which runs off of a proprietary LLM the company calls a “print language model.” So it’s technically a, ah, PLM.
For now, these tools are tied to the driver software. HP says they’ll be featured prominently in an upcoming app update scheduled for next year.
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