The 700s appeared to transcribe mostly what the dummy said, while the QC2500s tried to transcribe both the dummy and the surrounding conversation at once, leading to a whole mess of gibberish.
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You can set a primary and secondary language, toggling between them with a quick tap — though, in my testing, Live Transcribe was able to correctly transcribe short phrases in another language without switching.
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Now, Google is expanding Live Transcribe with two new features.
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Of the two, I was more impressed with Live Transcribe.
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Siri May Transcribe Your Voicemail Because Who Uses Voicemail Anymore?
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What do you do with that data once people transcribe it?
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It also detailed a recording app that can transcribe voice recordings.
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Live Transcribe is, perhaps, the more compelling of the two offerings.
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With Amazon Transcribe, the company has built a speech recognition engine.
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Snips can transcribe your voice into text on the device itself.
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And once you've found it, you still have to transcribe it.
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"Barracoon" does not so much shape Kossola's story as transcribe it.
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You can also use Voice Control to transcribe and edit text.
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The job: to transcribe audio files for the start-up Rev.
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Just have your calligrapher transcribe it and you're ready to 'Gram!
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Live Transcribe displays speech as real time text on the screen.
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And Live Transcribe will be rolled out in a limited beta.
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Amazon Transcribe Medical, which builds on 2017's debut of Amazon Transcribe, arrives at a time when Amazon is increasing its investments in the medical space — particularly in terms of the intersection of voice technology with medicine.
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Why are you asking people to transcribe weather data in logbook entries?
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And the company just announced a promising new service called Amazon Transcribe.
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For instance, Transcribe can help you create automatic subtitles for online videos.
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Apple announced today at WWDC that iOS 10 devices will transcribe voicemails.
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Just listen to the whole thing, because I could transcribe it all.
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There will also be staffers on hand simply to transcribe sound bites.
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I was hoping to transcribe it and condense it a bit. Okay.
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I am having my human brother, Max, transcribe what I am saying.
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Is there an effective and efficient app to automatically transcribe voice recordings?
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I could transcribe a televised debate in real time, or just about.
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"Audio snippets are not associated with user accounts as part of the review process, and reviewers are directed not to transcribe background conversations or other noises, and only to transcribe snippets that are directed to Google," Monsees adds.
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Check it out: Simply press and scan the words you'd like to transcribe.
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Intern write daily news posts as well as interview artists and transcribe interviews.
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The app, simply called Recorder, also has the ability to transcribe your recordings.
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If you could transcribe it, they would learn about your likes and dislikes.
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I know how to listen to them, I know how to transcribe them.
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But Microsoft will no longer transcribe or collect any of your voice recordings.
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Sure, the machines will increasingly be able to transcribe clear and simple audio.
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The phone can transcribe the conversation and lets you decide whether to answer.
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If you transcribe his jokes and read them aloud flatly, they remain funny.
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To transcribe interviews, I use Temi, a service that relies on artificial intelligence.
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No one has yet figured out how to transcribe that into English letters.
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Police said it will take several months to transcribe the calls and messages.
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Unlike Siri or Google Talk, Trint is designed to transcribe long blocks of text.
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As the caller responds, the digital assistant will transcribe the caller's message for you.
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The Recorder app supports Live Transcribe, which turns speech into text in real time.
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MakeSpace, for instance, offers to photograph each box in storage and transcribe any labels.
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If we really could read minds, it would be like trying to transcribe dreams.
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Augmedix's employees transcribe doctors' notes and update patients' electronic medical record through Google Glass.
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If you were to transcribe my videos they would be elementary school level talking.
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One other contractor said she, too, had to transcribe sensitive sexual content without warning.
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It can also take meeting notes, transcribe them and email them to the attendees.
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The company is working on technology to automatically transcribe your thoughts into digital text.
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It doesn't transcribe perfectly, but it works when I can't look at my phone.
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In fact, I used Pixel 4 Recorder to transcribe my thoughts for this article!
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Tap "Speech-to-text" and then choose the language you want to transcribe into.
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Even then, a 15-minute file will likely take someone an hour to transcribe.
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And this is how -- this is the normal way that these transcribe interviews are done.
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"I try to comprehend their sensations, their emotions, and then I transcribe them," she said.
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As with Live Transcribe, Live Caption doesn't let you save the text of your transcriptions.
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Google is announcing two new features for Android phones today: Live Transcribe and Sound Amplifier.
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It can label different speakers, transcribe the conversation in real time and even handle crosstalk.
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It took her only 43 years to transcribe her jottings and so reverse time's arrow.
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Live transcribe is available now, but a warning states that it is currently in development.
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This will be ascertained when we inspect the plane's wreckage and transcribe its black boxes.
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Facebook has paid outside contractors to transcribe some users' voice messages, Bloomberg's Sarah Frier reported.
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It requires a process called reverse transcription, or RT, to transcribe its RNA into DNA.
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Of those, it can transcribe six in real time for captioning and other use cases.
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I would try to transcribe, give it a little form, and then we'd review it together.
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Let the Bieber ululations fill your ears, and I'll phonetically transcribe them for your increased comprehension.
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"I can transcribe whatever it is that I'm seeing or hearing in my head," he said.
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One way to do it is to transcribe the audio part and turn it into text.
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The secret sauce behind Amazon Transcribe is that the service can intelligently format and add punctuation.
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For a Rev contractor from Ireland, the opportunity to transcribe clear audio was a rare one.
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Reporters are instructed to use the automated transcription service, which uses artificial intelligence to transcribe files.
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VICE: You note that you hadn't read your journals until you sat down to transcribe them.
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Alexa only makes it difficult to transcribe text without specifying the number of words it records.
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There are already start-ups that will transcribe your documents for free using speech recognition technology.
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If a volunteer feels they want to transcribe it, they claim the post by commenting underneath.
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You know, it was a 90-minute tape and it took a while to transcribe it.
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Apps like Citizen completely lack that credibility, because they merely transcribe the content of unverified 911 calls.
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When Google first launched Live Transcribe, it specifically chose not to include the ability to save transcripts.
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Choose to keep them handwritten or the app can transcribe them so you have them typed out.
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Amazon Transcribe will also be useful with Amazon Translate and Amazon Comprehend, two new services announced today.
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The biggest challenge for me was actually trying to transcribe what my therapist was informing me of.
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I was unable to avert my eyes… I knew I had witnessed something I needed to transcribe.
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First, children need to learn how to transcribe both by hand and through typing on a computer.
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Amazon Transcribe Medical is initially available in the U.S. East (North Virginia) and U.S. West (Oregon) regions.
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One of the most popular use cases for Transcribe is to create a record of customer calls.
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As an example, an app called Augmedix uses Glass to help doctors transcribe notes from patient interactions.
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He also set up dozens of printers to transcribe every keystroke the hacker typed in real time.
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They can basically help us to transcribe this weather data that we really need to undertake our research.
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To make proteins, cells first transcribe a piece of DNA into another long polymer called messenger RNA (mRNA).
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The platform's Transcribe Europeana 1914–1918 initiative is continuing through 2018, the centenary of World War I's conclusion.
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Transcribe seven copies of this letter and post each one to a person you think is also topnotch.
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But many Rev contractors described having to transcribe medical and legal recordings for much less than that rate.
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In nature, enzymes do things like break apart long starch chains into sugars, assemble proteins, or transcribe DNA.
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If these embodiments of perception and energy built on surroundings transcribe Nishino's own personal stories, there is no legend.
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Siri on HomePod can also set reminders using the iPhone's Reminders app and transcribe notes in the Notes app.
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Popular home assistants usually send a small audio file with your voice and use servers to transcribe your query.
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At least it can transcribe and send messages, do basic translation, read you news and control your IoT devices.
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Dictate can transcribe in 20 languages, and Microsoft claims the AI can provide real-time translation in 60 languages.
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I've done about 50 to 60 [interviews] and am always trying to find bits of time to transcribe them.
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One aspect of viral activity is to infiltrate and to transcribe the texts of host cells and computer programs.
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"It looks more like a piecemeal ransom note," Shirley says, telling Tony to transcribe what he's about to dictate.
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Students are using Otter to transcribe and review their lessons, click on sections of text and initiate voice playback.
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I was most impressed by their ability to transcribe speech in real-time for the sake of presentation captions.
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A project at the University of Alaska Southeast to transcribe and translate Tlingit oral literature will also receive funding.
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The White House handed it over by accident, and an FBI clerk assigned to transcribe it flagged the exchange.
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That makes it sound like Facebook wants to listen in on your inner monologue and transcribe it for you.
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In theory, syllabaries can transcribe any sound the human mouth can muster, making them a viable option for any culture.
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The system is built on the same technologies that power an accessibility feature Google launched earlier this year, Live Transcribe.
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Correction: the original version of this piece mischaracterized support for short phrases in other languages as "translate" instead of transcribe.
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Maybe the scrolls he was assigned to transcribe as "punishment" hold some clues about the creepy ice humanoids up north.
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That could tie into more voice-based interfaces for Messenger, where it could transcribe dictation or read you messages aloud.
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For example, the system could automatically transcribe any speech in the video and tag events with GPS and other stats.
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On the Speech-to-Text side, Google is now making it easier for developers to transcribe samples with multiple speakers.
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Though it's late in the evening, Patricia happily sticks around to transcribe, and a montage of jazz and typewriters ensue.
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The Post was able to listen to, verify and transcribe the recording and let's just say, it looks pretty bad.
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Google says no user account information is associated with the recordings, and reviewers are instructed not to transcribe background conversations.
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"These language experts review and transcribe a small set of queries to help us better understand those languages," he wrote.
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How do you teach computers to understand language — not just transcribe human speech, but actually comprehend what someone is saying?
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Though that's a goal that's much further away, being able to accurately transcribe human speech is a big step forward.
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Best: New accessibility featuresGoogle is building on its neat Live Transcribe software, which transcribes a person's speech in real time.
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The video skill uses Microsoft Cognitive Services to transcribe the audio track within the video and identify topics and people.
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Google is launching two new features aimed at making its mobile operating system more accessible: Live Transcribe and Sound Amplifier.
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Facebook has been collecting audio from some voice chats on Messenger and paying contractors to listen to and transcribe it.
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Contractors said they felt pressured to transcribe the sensitive files for fear of losing their job if they didn&apost.
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It appears that some DNC officials forwarded their calls to services that offer the option to transcribe and email voicemails.
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Since 2015, Messenger has offered a feature to transcribe voice clips to text, although it is turned off by default.
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One of the Cortana contractors told Motherboard that contractors are expected to transcribe and classify roughly three "tasks" every minute.
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There's an app for that too: Both Zoom and Microsoft Teams will transcribe meetings that you record to the cloud.
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An AI helps to transcribe audio on some files before it's given to a person, but Revvers say it's inconsistent.
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Mr. Li was given a center and a team of bright young scholars to conserve, transcribe and publish the texts.
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With the session still open, the device is instructed by the skill to continue to transcribe any conversation it picks up.
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Cramer spoke with Taser's CEO Rick Smith, who said he plans to expand the technology to help police offers transcribe reports.
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So, the company had the rapper transcribe the song for them -- and then Genius saw their version being displayed on Google.
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It can recognize and transcribe in real time what you're saying and identify other types of noise like music and applause.
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Up to 69% of the words generated by the computer were accurately identified by people asked to transcribe the computer's voice.
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Prince refused to let Ebony record or transcribe the interview as they went, which was par for the course with him.
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Satmiko said it had in the past taken up to three months to download, analyze and transcribe the contents of recorders.
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On this Valentine's Day, Europeana is launching a crowdsourcing project to transcribe the text of digitized World War I love letters.
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The platform can transcribe and flag key events in a conversation while retrieving battle cards on competitors when they get mentioned.
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There are too many incentives for it to continue to transcribe the talking points of moguls in big business and politics.
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Jagged lines were all he could manage, but he remained unbowed, asking me to transcribe the conversations regarding his recovery plan.
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Apple, Google, Amazon, and most recently Facebook have been found hiring human workers to transcribe audio captured by their own products.
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The researchers gave the voice-recognition systems almost 20 hours of interviews to transcribe from 42 white and 73 black interviewees.
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The work Siri contractors reportedly did sounds similar to how Microsoft contractors transcribe Cortana recordings to help train Microsoft's voice assistant.
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Easily tap open a new note, or use the voice-to-text feature of Google Assistant to transcribe your spoken words.
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The Recorder app will transcribe everything it hears in real-time, which you can choose to look at while you're talking.
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The problem that Nichols and Weiner are describing — call it the invent-transcribe imbalance — is one that should be eminently solvable.
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In one chat titled "Signs of OW addiction," a volunteer said she continued to transcribe a logbook despite going into labor.
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The phrase makes us think hard about the way language works, and about how words catalyze reality, rather than transcribe it.
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Beside the desk where he met his fate still sits the Edison Dictaphone that recorded his words, which his secretary would transcribe.
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Google also said that although Live Transcribe requires an internet connection to work, neither audio nor transcriptions are stored on its servers.
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Although it's pretty straightforward, Live Transcribe does have some subtle features that make it a little easier to use in the moment.
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You might think that this task of language identification would have to be completed before Assistant can transcribe what's actually being said.
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As Wired notes, the Google Home privacy policy doesn't disclose that Google is using contract labor to review or transcribe audio recordings.
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While Kobach's hand and jacket obscured much of the content, here's what we could transcribe, and a brief translation of each proposal.
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Details: Live Transcribe helps those who are deaf or hard of hearing get an easy read on what's being said around them.
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Facebook has been collecting audio from users' voice chats and paying outside contractors to transcribe it, Bloomberg's Sarah Frier reported on Tuesday.
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Facebook collects and has contractors transcribe the audio data to check the accuracy of its automated speech-recognition systems, according to Bloomberg.
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Augmedix sells its application to 12 hospitals, including Dignity Health, Sutter Health and TriHealth, to help doctors transcribe notes from patient interactions.
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This guy will listen to Robert Glasper and he'll hear what's on the record and then transcribe it on to score paper.
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I use Rev to transcribe interviews and Otter for voice memos when inspiration strikes; it does passable transcription at the same time.
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Google's Recorder app, which can automatically (and very quickly) transcribe audio recorded on the Pixel 4, is coming to older Pixel devices.
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Tedious but importantThousands of iMerit employees label the data that trains algorithms to interpret images, transcribe speech, speak conversationally, and perform tasks.
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Pour one out to the poor Circle employees who have to transcribe "eggplant emoji, water droplet emoji, tongue emoji" into actual emojis.
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But multimedia is cumbersome; we still can't search the contents of video or audio very well, so we need to transcribe it.
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What sets Google's Recorder app apart is its ability to automatically transcribe voices (English only, for now), even without an internet connection.
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I usually end up making voice memos on my iPhone, but in the end I really need to transcribe them to text.
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Lives As the judicial secretary in a court devoted to domestic-violence cases in Nicaragua, I transcribe everything said in our hearings.
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Now, I'll sometimes take notes by hand using a pen and paper, and then transcribe them later if it's a sensitive conversation.
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Back in the 1990s, for example, you could get voice-to-text software that would transcribe your words into a word processor.
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These computer programs transcribe human speech and then respond to that input with an educated guess based on what they have observed before.
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People are drawn to your eyes and you can transcribe a lot of yourself and your intention through your eyes to other people.
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However, Live Transcribe is being released as a limited beta, and Sound Amplifier requires phones running Android 9 Pie, which limits their availability.
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So to offer the ability to send a voice message and to transcribe it into texts will be extremely useful for our users.
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Violet is an Auto Memories Doll, a type of android originally created by a scientist to transcribe the words of his blind wife.
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It also couldn't capture abstract thoughts or mental images, the way Facebook has suggested tapping into people's speech centers to transcribe their thoughts.
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When someone leaves you a voicemail, Google does its best to transcribe that message and puts the text right in the voicemail tab.
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Then, after a bit, he drove me to my rental car, and I went back to my hotel to transcribe the Last Interview.
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Bloomberg first reported on how Amazon employees thousands of humans worldwide to transcribe and review Alexa recordings in order to improve the technology.
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Retroviruses carry their genetic blueprint in the form of ribonucleic acid (or RNA) and transcribe this into deoxyribonucleic acid, commonly known as DNA.
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In doing so, the researchers had to transcribe and organize information from dozens of older studies, some that had never before been digitized.
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Facebook has collected the audio data from some users' voice chats and sent it to third-party contractors to transcribe, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
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Punctuating transcribed speech is notoriously hard though (just ask anybody who has ever tried to transcribe a speech by the current U.S. president…).
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We also will sit down with refugees, record a conversation with them, and transcribe and translate that to be published in the newspaper.
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There are speech-to-text apps out there that can transcribe what someone is saying, but they're not really suited to the purpose.
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I would often be interrupted and asked to slow down or repeat myself so that they could transcribe exactly what I had said.
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Able to speak both French and German, she was quickly hired and joined a team assigned to transcribe intercepted German U-boat messages.
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Facebook has been hiring third-party contractors to review and transcribe audio clips of its users, according to a new report from Bloomberg.
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The feature uses machine learning to transcribe spoken words into written ones, so users can read along while they listen to an audiobook.
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Here, Otter will transcribe the English-language presentations in real time, which will then be translated into Japanese using DOCOMO's machine translation technology.
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"This means you can transcribe meetings, lectures, interviews, or anything you want to save," said Sabrina Ellis, VP of Product Management at Google.
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"Men invent; women transcribe," the novelist and Times contributor Jennifer Weiner writes in today's Opinion section, describing a stereotype that afflicts female authors.
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Yodel and CallJoy both offer the ability to transcribe calls, manage inbounds through "human-like" answering, log calls, tag calls and record calls.
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For example, the Siri assistant software built onto iOS can open the iPhone's Notes app and transcribe your words as you speak them.
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Once you&aposre up and running you&aposll be paid per minute of audio that you transcribe, earning up to $1 per minute.
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Tech Tip Q. I thought the iPhone was supposed to transcribe voice mail messages, but that doesn't seem to be happening on mine.
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One can only imagine what the conference contributors thought Freed actually did, if she was not going to transcribe their talks on delivery.
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Google intros a pair of Android accessibility features for people with hearing loss Live Transcribe is, perhaps, the more compelling of the two offerings.
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Through a feature the company calls "Live Relay," it can also transcribe phone calls in real time, and allows users to respond via text.
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Among its offerings are books that transcribe illuminating conversations between artists like Kia LaBeija and Julia Tolentino; and Nayland Blake and Justin Vivian Bond.
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As we found out yesterday, Facebook paid outside contractors to transcribe voice memos from users who turned on chat transcription in the Messenger app.
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The startup uses an AI-powered system to transcribe and analyze the sales calls and evaluates how often sales people adhere to the guidelines.
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Users can say "Hey Cortana" or hold down for the earbuds to transcribe your thoughts to Word or PowerPoint without pulling out a phone.
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Sally Wainwright, who wrote and directed "Gentleman Jack", worked with Anne Choma, a historian, to transcribe new passages to better inform the show's plot.
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It's not clear when this meeting room scenario will become a reality, but Microsoft's demo seemed to transcribe participants accurately and identified them well.
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" Quotable "I used to secretly tape our fights and then transcribe them and then make him edit them, and he obviously got really mad. . . .
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He captures the efforts to conserve and transcribe the manuscripts, providing details of skilled hands scribing elegant letters and careful scholars turning crumbling pages.
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Photo: GettyFacebook has paid hundreds of contractors around the world to transcribe some of its users Messenger messages, according to a new Bloomberg report.
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The contractors involved, Bloomberg reports, had no idea where the audio recordings were coming from or why they were being asked to transcribe them.
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As a community, the group is only able to transcribe around two per cent of the content posted on the r/TranscribersOfReddit job board.
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According to Bloomberg, some Amazon employees who listen to and transcribe customer conversations with Alexa can look up the location data of those customers.
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Students process information better when they take notes — they don't just transcribe, as they do with laptops, but they think and record those thoughts.
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To pick up work, Revvers comb through a queue of available jobs, and when they find one they want to transcribe, they claim it.
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Many reporters relied on smartphones for recording interviews and turned to A.I.-powered apps like Trint and Rev to automatically transcribe interviews into notes.
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How to transcribe Kazakh, a Turkic language developed by nomadic herders without an alphabet of their own, has long been a particularly fraught issue.
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The first step was to run optical character recognition (OCR) on articles in the scanned print archive to transcribe the text as cleanly as possible.
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Say what you've got to say and Google will transcribe accordingly, then it'll dump your words back into the last text field you were in.
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In the style of X.ai, Chorus simply joins conference calls, in the same way a human would, to record and transcribe content in real-time.
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It's never clear why they're bothering to actually transcribe bland pop music from her brain instead of, say, hiring a hack songwriter to fake it.
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Other tools: we pitch story ideas via email and Slack, use a shared Google Calendar to stay organized and transcribe our raw tape with Trint.
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We've long known that Google employs humans to review and transcribe voice recordings in order to train the technology that makes the voice assistant work.
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But Descript, Mason's new startup that's spun out from Detour, isn't designed to just transcribe audio (even bad audio, like a recording of JFK's speech).
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John H.L. Hansen and research scientist Dr. Abhijeet Sangwan led the team on digitizing the audio and developing algorithms to parse and transcribe it all.
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Independent contractors are asked to listen to the recordings and transcribe them in order to make the technology better at understanding different languages and accents.
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Facebook Inc pared gains following a Bloomberg report that the social media company had hired outside contractors to transcribe user audio clips, ending up 27.95%.
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Facebook did so without explicitly asking for users' consent or informing them that it would be using humans to listen to and transcribe their conversations.
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These workers are asked to listen to the recordings and transcribe them in order to make the technology better at understanding different languages and accents.
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Duncan: And it's cool because our volunteer teachers will take the lead and transcribe and make tabs to get the music ready for the weekend.
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A stenographer, played by Fleming, arrives to transcribe his words; it emerges that the monologue is an adaptation of Euripides' "Helen" garlanded with Monroe motifs.
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None of these companies were forthcoming about the fact that they had hired humans might listen to and transcribe what users said to their computers.
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I would ask the questions, he would answer them, I would transcribe the conversations, and finally we would sit down together and edit the material.
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Throughout the exchange, the phone will transcribe the conversation in English and French, enabling both parties to read on the screen the words being spoken.
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Contractors for Rev told Business Insider they had to transcribe sensitive content pertaining to sexual assault and child sex crimes without receiving a trigger warning.
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For example, with two of the new AWS features a company could quickly transcribe customer phone calls and then analyze the text for customer sentiment.
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Haven't we given up on Siri's ability to spell our names right, search for information on the internet, or even simply transcribe what we're saying?
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The goal is to accurately transcribe audio to text, parse the information to make it structured, and insert it cleanly into an electronic health record.
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When the president makes a phone call to a foreign leader, one or more White House officials listen and transcribe the contents of the call.
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Without the tool, applicants have to transcribe tax information from their old returns or order tax transcripts from the I.R.S. (which can take several weeks).
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The Voice Memos app on the iPhone is how I record interviews, and lately I've been using a Google Voice Typing trick to transcribe them.
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One of the big announcements at the Build Keynote was the ability to transcribe multiparty speech in meetings while keeping track of which speaker said what.
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In Android, you can create a button for Accessibility that appears in the main button bar, giving quick access to settings and apps like Live Transcribe.
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Perhaps the most interesting part of the Earbuds is their ability to live transcribe what you are saying while presenting a PowerPoint on a connected computer.
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Notes From Nature allows citizen scientists to transcribe and document fascinating museums records on nature — complete with scans of actual specimens of beautiful flowers and plants.
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I worked at the Martin Luther King Institute, and my job was to transcribe his speeches and some FBI files of him when they tapped him.
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A new speech recognition system can transcribe English or Mandarin about three times faster than humans can type on a smartphone, according to a recent study.
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Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that Facebook had been paying outside contractors to transcribe audio clips from users of its services, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Already, it is testing software, aided by artificial intelligence, that can automatically transcribe dialogue and collect identification information, capabilities that could one day obviate written reports.
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Deep Speech is even able to transcribe "hybrid speech," a reference to the combination of Mandarin and English speech used by many Mandarin speakers, Coates said.
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Into these dramatic environs Atkinson injects one Juliet Armstrong, the "girl" (as in: "I need a girl") selected by MI53 to transcribe the secretly recorded dialogues.
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The amusement continues when Juliet is chosen ("plucked," as the duke's daughter puts it) to transcribe the fifth columnists' recorded conversations from the apartment next door.
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The reports were never translated, a revelation that prompted the police department to remind staff members that they were required to transcribe and translate such reports.
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And then I got one of my current students, John Ivers, to transcribe the "air sounds" that the soprano saxophone is doing, on the orchestral piece.
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On top of it all, AI started nipping away at the industry, with machines now able to rapidly transcribe some audio as well as humans do.
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In 2019, both Amazon and Apple were under fire for using third-party contractors to listen in and transcribe user requests made through their personal assistants.
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In addition to being tested on individual characters, they may also be asked to transcribe a literary text from memory — an assignment usually dreaded by students.
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We seem to finally be catching up to what Pettibon has been saying through his work — and, if you can transcribe it, his Twitter account — all along.
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Now the Enterprise Edition targets manufacturing workers and medical professionals who can use Glass to reference medical information and record and transcribe notes when they're with patients.
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So, once a week, I would get on the phone with Dr. Krauthammer and I would transcribe his talking points about Bill&aposs topics for that night.
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In addition to Creative Cloud connectivity, you can also use the notebook like you would with Moleskine's other smart writing sets to digitize notes and transcribe text.
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Live Transcribe is an app that automatically transcribes speech in near-real time, allowing people to communicate in situations where they might not otherwise be able to.
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It gets better and better at working out how to transcribe a given chunk of sound in the same way as humans did in the training data.
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It sounds similar to its discontinued Riffstation app that the company used to offer on Mac and PC that would transcribe whichever music you uploaded to it.
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The company is using a partnership with natural language processing engine, Watson, to transcribe the text and incorporate it into a video for distribution on social networks.
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This includes features that will allow users to record, transcribe and save meetings to the cloud, integrations with voice assistant Cortana, inline message translation and several others.
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The feature uses a computer's built-in microphone to automatically transcribe the speaker's words and display them in real time as subtitles on the slide being presented.
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When scores call for a tenor or bass, they simply transcribe the part up by an octave, which allows a soprano or mezzo-soprano to sing it.
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Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that Facebook Inc has been paying outside contractors to transcribe audio clips from users of its services, citing people familiar with the matter.
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So instead of typing out a message to someone on your phone, you would simply think about that message, and the technology would transcribe it for you.
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"The early 20th century was the era of getting early music out and figuring out how to transcribe it and who could play it," Ms. Sisman said.
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Amazon is expanding its automatic transcription service for AWS, Amazon Transcribe, to include support for medical speech, the company announced this morning at its AWS re:Invent conference.
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With this new Transcribe tool, at least some of this data will never be available for sharing (unless, of course, you keep a copy of the audio).
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Researchers played audio recordings of a series of sentences spoken in African-American English and asked 27 stenographers who work in courthouses in Philadelphia to transcribe them.
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Live caption and live transcribe Android will soon be able to automatically generate captions for media on your phone, including podcasts you've got saved and videos you've recorded.
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When Google released Live Transcribe this past February, it was a hugely important accessibility feature for people who are deaf or hard of hearing — and it still is.
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Speech-to-text will need to be enabled to transcribe other players' voices into text, or text-to-speech to have your chat read aloud to other players.
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Transcription is about Juliet Armstrong, who at 18 is recruited by the MI5 to transcribe meetings between one of their spies and pro-Nazi British citizens during WWII.
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We would provide further notes on the subject, but no device exists to suitably transcribe our real feelings about having to deal with this ridiculous situation into words.
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Jean's device hand floated up from the virulent sofa, prepared to transcribe, and she glanced over her shoulder to be sure the ad agency kids were still filming.
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The Transcription Center at the Smithsonian Institute lets you transcribe records — some nature-themed — from one of the most famous museums in the world on a rotating basis.
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My first attempt was to transcribe the dots and dashes myself, but my hearing was not up to the task, and the resulting scribbles couldn't produce anything coherent.
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I am a person who gets cramps from cringing so hard every time I have to listen to a recording of my own voice to transcribe an interview.
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Case in point: In late September, I was flying back from Squaw Valley and wanted to transcribe the 73-minute interview I had recorded on my iPhone 7.
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But the company doesn't disclose in its data-use policies that it collects audio from users or that it sends such data to people to transcribe, Bloomberg reported.
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"It was incredibly tough to transcribe, but the audio was clear so I wanted to keep it, because clear audio is so rare in Rev," the contractor said.
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Following an investigation by Bloomberg, the company admitted that it had been employing third-party contractors to transcribe the audio messages that users exchanged on its Messenger app.
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Instead, after waiting for her partner to gain telephone access, Utah took it upon herself to conduct the interview with Ether and transcribe his responses alongside her own.
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After months of revelations that smart speakers get a very human intelligence boost from contractors who transcribe and review customer audio snippets, the mea culpas are flowing in.
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According to The Penny Hoarder, the average hourly pay for data entry work is $9-$16/hour, and platforms like Transcribe Me offer $15-$22 per audio hour.
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Google's Cloud Speech API, which has allowed developers to use Google's services to transcribe spoken words into text since its launch in 2016, is getting a major update today.
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The company is also responsible for the voice-controlled Google Assistant, a tool which just might send recordings of your conversations to real people to listen to and transcribe.
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Equipped with camera-barrelled pens and special dotted tracking paper, they all worked flawlessly to transcribe my handwriting from paper into digital text, and converted over some doodles, too.
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The vocal line with its stentorian triads and insistent repetitions would be easy enough to transcribe, but the unhinged sternness of Mr. Eastman's delivery might be hard to replicate.
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A source previously told me that years ago, Facebook was interested in developing its own speech recognition software designed specifically to accurately transcribe how friends talk to each other.
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The Verge reports that the publishing industry claims Amazon's new "Captions" feature, which uses machine learning to transcribe spoken words into written ones, is a violation of copyright law.
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Average income: $70,000Average hours typically worked a week: 39.10What they do: Use verbatim methods and equipment to capture, store, retrieve, and transcribe pretrial and trial proceedings or other information.
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But many say the math doesn't work out, and harder files that take twice as long to transcribe don't necessarily pay more than twice as much for the effort.
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Read more: Contractors at controversial startup Rev say they worked long hours for little pay, feared they could lose their job at any time, and had to transcribe interviews with sexual-abuse survivors without warningOne contractor, from Ireland, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of losing her job, said she felt pressured to transcribe an interview with a child sex-crime victim because finding clear audio files on the site was so uncommon.
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Experts at the firm were able to create a "skill"—Amazon's term for an application for Alexa—that could secretly record a victim and transcribe entire conversations caught on mic.
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Finally, if somebody starts speaking after a period of silence, Live Transcribe will vibrate the phone to let you know to look at it to see what is being said.
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Pennell estimates it takes her transcriptionists twice as long to transcribe a Trump speech as it does for Clinton — and additional safeguards have been in place for the GOP nominee.
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But the system is useful for just getting to the right part of a long recording, so you can then more carefully transcribe a key part or quote, for example.
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Because of the possibilities offered by the book format, in 2011 I started working with music trying to transcribe/translate sound in a book with sewing machine, pen and watercolor.
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You can plug the device into your laptop and transcribe vinyl into digital files (WAVs or Sony's proprietary format), or just play high-quality audio via a connected speaker system.
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Here's the best we could transcribe it on the fly: xxxx is dead, killed from wounds he took in a xxxxx, xxx xxxx Joffrey and tried to steal his throne.
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Among China's technology leaders, Baidu is working on improving transcribing speech, and says its Deep Speech 2 system can transcribe English and Chinese about three times faster than a human.
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Just as a composer with absolute pitch might transcribe a musical passage by ear, Sotavalta could identify the precise tone of a mosquito's wings without the aid of a piano.
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Its proposed "Great Repeal Bill", despite its name, will actually transcribe all existing EU law and regulation onto British statutes, meaning there's no cliff-edge in regulatory compliance for business.
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In this way, Koshik is able to emulate human speech "in such detail that Korean native speakers can readily understand and transcribe the imitations," according to the journal Current Biology.
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The Amazon employees transcribe the voice commands captured after the wake word is detected and drop what they hear into software to help improve Alexa's grasp of human speech (Bloomberg).
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And like the contractor from Ireland, she also found out she had to transcribe a sexual assault case before there was time to unclaim the audio file without being penalized.
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Notably, one document tells contractors to transcribe a word as "Cortana" even if the user mispronounced Cortana as, say, "Cortona" or "Cortina," because, Microsoft believes, activating Cortana was the intent.
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Researchers at the security firm CheckMarx discovered a security flaw in Amazon's Alexa voice enabled digital personal assistant that could have been used to eavesdrop and transcribe any ambient conversation.
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And it's funny, the new record, I actually… the last time I needed them, I was going to transcribe them all for a book and I still might do that.
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In part, it was written outdoors, while walking, and thus written by hand; or else these notes were taken mentally, and I would then transcribe that mental writing, once home.
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In the introduction, she describes working with more than 20 researchers to transcribe the interviews, which she then edited, she says, for "readability," a word that calls for more explication.
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He also complained that using digraphs to transcribe special Kazakh sounds would cause confusion when people try to read English, when the same combination of letters designates entirely different sounds.
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The site and apps receive tens of millions of monthly users and hundreds of thousands of monthly contributors, who transcribe and annotate lyrics and other pieces of writing, according to Genius.
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Facebook has faced broad criticism from lawmakers and regulators over its privacy practices and received renewed criticism after Bloomberg on Tuesday reported that Facebook used outside contractors to transcribe the clips.
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Mr. Szwed, in his book "Billie Holiday: The Musician and the Myth," describes her style as elusive and says attempts to transcribe her recordings into sheet music have been woefully inadequate.
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Salesforce's Service Cloud, its cloud software for customer service agents, now uses AI to transcribe a phone call in real-time, helping eliminate the need for a caller to repeat themselves.
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According to VRT NWS, the technology company hires independent contractors around the world to listen to and transcribe audio recordings picked up by Google Assistant in order to improve the technology.
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Male and female entrepreneurs are not treated equally by venture capitalists, according to researchers who were invited to silently observe and transcribe hours of startup company pitches and subsequent investor conversations.
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This is different from Live Transcribe, another accessibility feature that Google rolled out on Pixel phones earlier this year, which transcribes the audio as it's being shared in your immediate environment.
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" Carr's professor then quotes extensively from what he presents as de Sable's own account, which contains "quirks of diction and spelling that I transcribe here as they were originally set down.
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Rev, which uses 40,000 independent contractors to transcribe and caption content uploaded to the site, previously did not have an age restriction for people working as transcriptionists, according to The Verge.
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Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Apple Siri, and Microsoft Cortana were all using third-party contractors to transcribe and vet recorded snippets, adding some human brain power to underlying machine-learning algorithms.
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With this new feature, Transcribe can automatically identify information like a Social Security number, credit card number, bank account number, name, email address, phone number and mailing address and redact that.
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The system employs AI technology to auto-transcribe English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic and Hindi, as well as provide automatic translations for each transcript into English.
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One of their projects was to automatically transcribe 68,000 digitized items from public broadcasting stations (the funding for the digitization was funded by IMLS), which now are searchable by the public.
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The voice-recording app is able to transcribe speech (and sounds, like music or applause) in real time, so you never have to worry about doing your own tedious transcription again.
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Bullet gained a cult following for features including its minimal interface and the ability to transcribe speech to text in real time, but it lacks the wider functionality of WeChat, including payments.
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In this case it's using natural language processing, voice recognition technology and other artificial intelligence pieces to interpret the person's voice and transcribe what they are saying or understand their request better.
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The Google Pixel 3 and 3 XL offered a pretty great call screening feature at launch, which used Google Assistant to answer suspected spam calls and transcribe the conversation in real time.
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But while Instagram itself has yet to provide in-app Story captioning, third party apps exist that can help you transcribe your videos and add captions at the bottom of the screen.
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There's so little information online right now about The Red Turtle, and his responses were so cogent, informative, and interesting, that Emily and I decided to transcribe and post de Wit's responses.
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In August, after it was revealed that Facebook had been collecting and having contractors transcribe audio from voice messages users sent in the Messenger app, Facebook said it had stopped the practice.
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You probably already know what I mean, and have seen it in your own feeds, as friends, co-workers and complete strangers faithfully transcribe their inner monologues in a never-ending stream.
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President Barack Obama's former stenographer, Beck Dorey-Stein, told NPR that she had to "stalk" the president to transcribe every word that he said, especially when speaking to press or the public.
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Its machine-learning system, called Rosetta, is designed to help identify text in more than a billion images and videos daily, and then transcribe the words in a way that's machine-readable.
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He first had in mind a kind of answering machine that would transcribe the contents of a call, but he quickly realized that it might be possible to record the voice itself.
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The new machine learning-powered service, Amazon Transcribe Medical, will allow physicians to quickly dictate their clinical notes and speech into accurate text in real time, without any human intervention, Amazon claims.
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Amazon Transcribe, the AWS-based speech-to-text service, launched a small but important new feature this morning that, if implemented correctly, can automatically hide your personally identifiable information from call transcripts.
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The new app taps into advances in AI, speech processing and speech recognition in order to automatically transcribe a voice recording with few mistakes, in real time as the person is speaking.
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While these services can still be useful as a way to quickly find a section of a recording to then play back and manually transcribe, the lack of accuracy can limit adoption.
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At Amazon Web Services' re:Invent conference on Tuesday, the company is launching a service called Amazon Transcribe Medical, which transcribes doctor-patient interactions and plugs the text straight into the medical record.
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My Dictaphone, which I guard with a Kris Jenner-esque maternal ferocity, rarely leaves my sightline—so fearful am I that someone will delete my recordings before I have time to transcribe them.
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It was made by Dubovik's boyfriend during a two-week period after they were jailed, but he was not able to transcribe the entirety of the chats before losing access to the group.
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Once the office block is finished, the firm hopes, its unusual exterior will help inspire employees on their mission to dream up, transcribe and sell designs for the omnipresent computers of the future.
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The new Pixel 3 will also have a spam call-screening feature that can screen suspicious calls and transcribe the message to help you determine whether to block or respond to the call.
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In a blog post today, Facebook describes a system it's built called Rosetta that uses machine learning to identify text in images and videos and then transcribe it into something that's machine readable.
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Every social network eventually becomes home to screenshots: important nuggets of textual wisdom that, for whatever reason, are more convenient to capture as an image than they are to transcribe and post elsewhere.
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Yesterday Bloomberg reported that Facebook uses human contractors to transcribe app users' audio messages — yet its privacy policy makes no clear mention of the fact that actual people might listen to your recordings.
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As enterprising coders used MapReduce to derive insights from Google's data, it became possible to transcribe users' voice mails, answer their questions, autocomplete their queries, and translate among more than a hundred languages.
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Over the last 365 days, Lil Wayne has continued to prove how much he means to rap, even as I've spent my time dithering over which Dedication freestyle to transcribe the lyrics to.
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Amazon came under fire in April for employing thousands of people to listen to and transcribe what users tell Alexa, leading the company to tell users they could opt out of voice review.
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However, I do hope they find ways to make it less obvious that there is a literal human sitting in some production room trying to transcribe all the messages as quickly as possible.
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If Gilly hadn't read it out loud, we have no way of knowing Sam would have been able to suddenly conjure this now-relevant fact among the many, many things he had to transcribe.
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Sound Amplifier should be available in the Play Store for Android today, and people who want to try out Live Transcribe will need to sign up to be notified when it's more widely available.
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It all starts with a 360-degree camera and microphone array that can detect anyone in a meeting room, greet them, and even transcribe exactly what they say in a meeting regardless of language.
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But to make the response as speedy as possible, Assistant actually runs LangID in parallel with two separate language processing models that try to transcribe what's been said in the user's two preset languages.
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The company, by way of a blog post, explained that it partners with language experts around the world who review and transcribe a "small set of queries" to help Google better understand various languages.
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In a statement, Geoffrey Zweig, from Microsoft's Speech and Dialog research group, notes that the next phase is to help build software that can not just transcribe human speech but understand it as well.
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Amazon employees listen to, transcribe and annotate Echo users' interactions with the smart speaker in order to "eliminate gaps in Alexa's understanding of human speech and help it better respond to commands," Bloomberg reports.
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Let me jump to a random point in the video and transcribe it to illustrate: I think that the incentives are more aligned towards a good outcome than a lot of critics might say.
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Back in the day, it might have been desirable to record and transcribe every single phone call and every meeting in every government office, but there was simply no way to make it happen.
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At Google I/O in May, Google showed off an impressive new accessibility feature coming to Android 10: Live Caption, which can automatically transcribe spoken audio from videos or audio playing on your phone.
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London-based Trint, a startup co-founded by Emmy-winning journalist Jeff Kofman, is tackling a pain point I know all too well: the time it takes to transcribe an interview (or any audio) accurately.
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The creators of the puck-sized Titan Note said it would be able to seamlessly transcribe anything from conversations to college lectures, as well as functioning as a "crystal clear" speaker, and an emergency battery.
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And if you're using the Fiber Phone number from a more modern device, the service will transcribe voicemails for you and and text you the transcripts—just like Google Voice has been doing for years.
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The company today announced the launch of Soundtrap for Storytellers, a cloud-based podcast creation platform with a number of advanced features, including the ability to transcribe and edit podcasts, collaborate with others, and more.
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For example, the new service will transcribe the podcast (in English only for the time being) — and this transcript is then published along with the podcast to help optimize its discoverability in online search results.
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Two new mobile apps being rolled out today, Live Transcribe and Sound Amplifier, are aimed at the 466 million people—more than 5 percent of the world's population—who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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The Ava team had a major opportunity to show off their tech last month when Salesforce used the tech to live transcribe the majority of its breakout sessions for audience members at its Dreamforce conference.
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The statement said Google uses "language experts around the world" to transcribe audio from the company's assistant, but that they review only around 0.2 percent of all recordings, which are not associated with user accounts.
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But even some former admirers have wondered if her moment had passed, particularly after a speech a year ago before conservative Iowa voters that at times was hard to transcribe and even harder to follow.
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Siri already works with wearable products like the AirPods and Apple Watch, allowing users to ask it for turn-by-turn directions, to play music and to transcribe messages all without picking up a phone.
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Facebook until recently carried out human review of private audio from its Messenger app in order to improve artificial intelligence systems to transcribe accurately but no EU users were affected, the company said on Wednesday.
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A lawmaker is calling into question Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony in front of Congress after a new report revealed the company used outside contractors to transcribe audio from its services without users' explicit consent.
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With the launch of a new Portal device lineup, Facebook confirmed it had previously collected audio from users who activated the device via a "Hey Portal" command and sent it to third parties to transcribe.
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In addition to several utilities, the collection features Live Transcribe, Google's brand-new accessibility service for the deaf and hard of hearing that debuted earlier this month at its annual Google I/O developer conference.
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This can be a closely related career since many virtual assistants transcribe meetings and phone conversations, but you also might be setting up appointments, doing internet research, data entry or any number of administrative tasks.
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"Where We Go From Here" reads as though, on those particular dates, he turned on the recording function on his smartphone, shouted into it for a while, and then got an intern to transcribe everything.
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The library is asking anyone with a computer and an interest in historical documents to join a crowdsourcing project called By the People, in which volunteers will transcribe several thousand documents from the library's vaults.
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Motherboard says contractors earning merely $12–$14 an hour are expected to transcribe and classify Cortana voice commands into more than two dozen topic areas, including gaming, email, communication, events, home automation, and media control.
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When a contractor is presented by Microsoft with a piece of audio to transcribe, they are also given a series of approximate translations generated by Skype's translation system, according to the screenshots and other documents.
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While it's primarily an accessibility feature, the ability to transcribe other players voices into text could be useful for gamers who don't want to listen to audio or want to avoid blocking or muting particular players.
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If you can strengthen that muscle and just go home and then write out with a pen and paper dialogue....Sometimes I have writers go to coffee shops and transcribe the conversation at the next table.
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So basically, the device was constantly sending clips of ambient noise and conversation along, eventually producing a nice searchable database of thousands of clips, organized by time (and potentially content, if it were to transcribe them).
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Facebook Paid Hundreds of Contractors to Transcribe Users' Audio Facebook is the latest company to be caught up in the current panic over the use of human contractors to review voice recordings to improve voice transcription.
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A new voice assistant app can transcribe what you're saying in real time, which is really awesome for journalists or others who frequently record people and have to spend hours converting the recording into written text.
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It's unclear if the team is planning to transcribe shows behind the scenes, for example, to better help the algorithm understand what people are talking about on shows or how the team tags shows around genre.
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Without the books to transcribe, and with only an outline of where things go, Benioff and Weiss are giving into their worst impulses by letting the plot steer the way, not the people in the seat.
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Yet privacy advocates criticized the deal with Amazon, saying it amounts to the government giving its stamp of approval to the Alexa platform just weeks after Bloomberg reported that Amazon had hired people to transcribe Alexa conversations.
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Additionally, they found that laptop note takers had a "tendency to transcribe lectures verbatim," which mean they were less likely to process information into their own words, thus preventing them from truly understanding what was being taught.
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LG: Well, for students, it sounds like a good way to remember the information might be use paper and pen, and then if you need to back up your notes later on, then transcribe them later on.
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And that really was what made them so exciting — using language in a way I'd not used it before, to transcribe such an intimate area of my being that I'd never before attempted to linguistically lay bare.
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The system has learned how to recognize and transcribe both English and Mandarin, and according to a Baidu paper released in February 2016, it has a recognition rate that is more accurate than most native Mandarin speakers.
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By the same token, the pace of Ban's manga sometimes feels relentless, as if he is, in Tezuka's honor, pushing himself to furiously transcribe every moment of the great artist's life as a mangaka and animation pioneer.
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One day, our interiority could become a thing of the past, with the technology decoding not just the thoughts we'd like it to transcribe for our own convenience but also the thoughts we want to keep private.
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Old Weather, a crowdsourcing project, has enlisted the help of thousands of volunteers to transcribe entries from 20th-century ship logbooks (some written by hand) to help scientists compile historical climate data to feed into their models.
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Olivier has fond memories of watching the grammarian Bernard Pivot, a national celebrity, administer the Dicos d'Or, a live televised tournament in which contestants vied to transcribe most accurately a dictated text—the Super Bowl of orthography.
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Essentially, humans listen to audio clips in order to transcribe them (or check the accuracy of automated transcriptions), and then feed the audio and its transcription back in to companies' systems, to make their voice assistants smarter.
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Rather than an accidental bug to be quickly patched, this practice is key to what makes Alexa work: The workers listen to the recordings and transcribe them in an effort to improve the digital assistant's speech recognition capabilities.
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If Alexa can dial our favorite channel, brew our coffee and organize our favorite meals, could she not be trained to record a doctor's oral notes during a patient visit and transcribe them into a permanent electronic record?
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In the last year alone, companies like Google, Amazon, and Apple were caught using human reviewers to transcribe some user audio recordings from smart speakers—a practice consumers didn't know about and largely couldn't control before the revelations.
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The report details how Amazon workers in the U.S., Costa Rica and Romania listen to about a thousand voice recordings during nine-hour shifts, and transcribe and annotate these audio clips before placing the information back into Alexa's software.
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The result is that Google can listen to video chats and caption them for you in real time, transcribe in-person conversations or relay aloud your typed responses to a phone call without transmitting audio data to the cloud.
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Earlier this week, Audible revealed that it was working on a new feature for its audiobook app: Audible Captions, which will use machine learning to transcribe an audio recording for listeners, allowing them to read along with the narrator.
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With Zoom, the company is working to enable live video for Salesforce's sales and service representatives and is integrating Salesforce's Einstein artificial intelligence technology to transcribe Zoom video meetings for participants, said John Somorjai, the head of Salesforce Ventures.
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Read more: Facebook has been collecting audio from some voice chats on Messenger and paying contractors to listen to and transcribe itThe European Union has stricter rules for disclosing data usage to social media users than the United States.
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Brooks, who is best known as Taystee, in " Orange Is the New Black ," gallivants through the aisles and luxuriates in the humor of Beatrice's contempt, decorating her quips with an impossible-to-transcribe repertoire of comical snorts and chirps.
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While it wasn't exactly a secret that Google employed humans to review and transcribe recordings, the leak resurfaced concerns about accidental recordings in which the "Hey Google" wake word wasn't used, and how securely Google stores sensitive audio data.
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The San Francisco- and Austin-based company claims to have over 50,53 independent contractors who transcribe audio at a flat rate of $1 per minute, with its list of customers including Amazon, Microsoft, Viacom, and UCLA, among many others.
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For the study, called "Testifying while black: An experimental study of court reporter accuracy in transcription of African American English," researchers tested already-certified court reporters based in Philadelphia by asking them each to transcribe 83 sentences in everyday AAE.
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A report from Belgian public broadcaster VRT NWS has revealed how contractors paid to transcribe audio clips collected by Google's AI assistant can end up listening to sensitive information about users, including names, addresses, and details about their personal lives.
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Here's the argument for why we should: We've taught computers to multiply numbers, play chess, identify objects in a picture, transcribe human voices, and translate documents (though for the latter two, AI still is not as capable as an experienced human).
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Taylor Jones, a graduate student in linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania, carried out a worrying study that found a group of professional court reporters were able to transcribe only 60% of AAE sentences accurately, and 83% of the words.
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The Echo Dot, which passively listens to every detail of your life before being activated by a "wake word," disturbed some customers with the news that human beings transcribe Echo Dot voice recordings, which are kept indefinitely in Amazon's cloud storage.
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Read this: Your Instagram Stories may not actually be disappearing after 24 hours — at least one company has been quietly saving themOn the heels of that scandal, Bloomberg revealed that Facebook was paying contractors to transcribe audio clips from users' messages.
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But the movie remains so associated with Linda Blair's head spinning around, as the possessed 12-year-old Regan she is playing battles a demon within, that it seems a fool's errand to transcribe this particular title to the stage.
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Few of the songs existed in written form, so the producers of the "Jonathan Larson Project," as the 54 Below concerts are being titled, had to transcribe and orchestrate them from recordings; Ms. Tepper is presenting them as a song cycle.
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It also announced Amazon Rekognition Video, which uses AI to detect objects and faces in customers' video content; Amazon Transcribe, which turns audio into text; Amazon Translate, which translates text; and Amazon Comprehend, which analyzes text for sentiment and key phrases.
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Of course, as legend has it, the Devil proceeded to play an entire sonata so awe-inspiring that it awoke Tartini from his sleep, at which point he seized his violin and feebly attempted to transcribe what he had heard performed before him.
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The new feature will allow Google Assistant to answer a suspected spam call and then transcribe the response in real time, letting users decide whether to answer the call, end it early, or block the number entirely and report it as spam.
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Earlier this year, a report from Bloomberg revealed similar details about Amazon's Alexa, explaining how audio clips recorded by Echo devices are sent without users' knowledge to human contractors, who transcribe what's being said in order to improve the company's AI systems.
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The Live Transcribe app uses Google's cloud-based, speech-to-text intelligence to offer text representations of spoken conversations as they're happening, while Sound Amplifier relies on an Android-based dynamic audio processing effect to make speech and other sounds easier to hear.
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For example, someone wearing a camera built into a pair of glasses could get clear, frontal footage of someone they're talking to at a party, and an ancestor of LipNet could then transcribe the conversation in real time, feeding it into their ear.
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Facebook has confirmed to Bloomberg that it wasn't just collecting the audio of voice messages sent in its Messenger app and having contractors transcribe it — it was doing the same with the audio of people interacting with its Portal video-conferencing hardware too.
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"It was incredibly tough to transcribe but the audio was clear so I wanted to keep it, because clear audio is so rare in Rev," the contractor, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of losing her job, told Business Insider.Rev.
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The issue of language barriers is easily solved thanks to the group's loyal fanbase, officially called ARMY (or, Adorable Representative M.C. for Youth), who transcribe and translate content from the group so that fans who don't speak Korean can partake in them too.
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By the People invites interested volunteers to transcribe digitized images of personal letters, diaries, receipts, speeches, and other documents from famous and not-so-famous people who were involved in a variety of historical movements, mostly from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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At Google's hardware event this morning, the company introduced a new voice recorder app for Android devices, which will tap into advances in real-time speech processing, speech recognition and AI to automatically transcribe recordings in real time as the person is speaking.
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You can draw directly on a document or transcribe notes, navigate through pages of edits, or easily make adjustments in Adobe Creative Suite apps like Photoshop and Illustrator — all with the swipe of a finger or a stroke of the S Pen.
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Along with Street View, Then & Now, projects like Emigrant City, where users can transcribe 19th- and early 20th-century real estate records from the Emigrant Savings Bank, and the Stereogranimator which augments stereographs into 3D GIFs, demonstrate the possibilities of public domain experimentation.
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Covert human workforces have always been a crucial component of creating and maintaining AI-driven services, but last week, business management company Expensify set off a firestorm with listings in the crowdsourced labor marketplace Mechanical Turk seeking people to review and transcribe customer receipts.
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The company made the Surface Buds to work as an office tool as much as a music-playing device, so they can live transcribe what you're saying as you give a presentation, then summon Cortana with a long press on the side of the buds.
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These include identifying common objects in images (on a test database, ImageNet, humans get a 5 percent error rate; machines, 3 percent), and transcribing speech (as of 2017, a number of AI systems can transcribe audio with the same word error rate as a human).
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For example, Baden and Moss write, the Green Scholars' Initiative — which recruits academics to do curatorial work for the museum — commissioned an undergraduate classics class at Kent State University, with only a rudimentary knowledge of Ancient Greek, to transcribe and translate highly specific ancient documents.
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A Google spokesman confirmed this in a statement to Business Insider and said that its language experts transcribe "a small set of queries" – around 0.2% of all audio snippets – and that this work is "critical" to developing technology that powers products such as Google Assistant.
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That's a short video up there, and there's a good chance you've already watched it at least once, but I'm going to go ahead and transcribe it for you anyway, both because journalistic best practices demand it and because these are words that deserve transcription.
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I sing for the Evaporators and I also do interviews for CiTR radio, and I do it with a video camera so I videotape the interview for… YouTube now, and then I tape the audio for CiTR and transcribe it for my website at Nardwuar.com.
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But if advanced transcription services could transcribe and document complex discussions between patients and their caregivers, this could not only open up time for doctors to spend being present with their patients, it could give patients a literal voice in their own medical record.
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The AR glasses may also potentially work with a voice-activated smart assistant that Facebook is developing to compete with Google Assistant, Alexa, Cortana, and Siri, which would allow the glasses to do everything from place calls to transcribe messages, to perform quick searches.
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There's also something to be said about how young writers might cut their teeth on the lowest levels of the copy desk, learning how to produce clean, accurate copy and absorbing the massive amounts of information they transcribe, which could provide context for bigger stories in the future.
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When the gadget ships in July, Senstone's makers claim it will allow its wearers to store up to 50 hours of notes in the cloud and transcribe 300 one-minute-long transactions per month — but those numbers could shift based on what the company learns about its users' habits.
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The transcription of XDA Developers' test recording messed up the name of the speaker (Mishaal Rahman) and added a few too many periods, but it's still pretty readable: Typically, if you wanted to have an app automatically transcribe recordings, you'd need to pay for a service like Otter.ai.
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In the years to come, Martinez says she sometimes helped transcribe Kelly's lyrics — "There was times where I would have to correct a line or two because it wasn't, you know, proper English, and he would get a little angry" — but she never recorded any music with him.
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Sam's punishment-reward for curing Jorah is to transcribe decaying, mite-ridden scrolls, which I suspect contain ancient magic (something Maester Luwin hinted at in season two) that Sam will learn and use to fight the Army of the Dead, rebuild The Wall, and be a badass wizard.
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For example, Jennifer Larsen, a Classics professor (whose research specialty is sexuality in Ancient Greece, not anything related to papyrology) at Kent State University was chosen to transcribe a Greek fragment from the Green collection with her students, who, according to Moss and Baden, didn't even read Greek.
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Earlier this decade, the different institutions that house documents from the genizah, or storeroom, of the Ben Ezra synagogue in Cairo (and from other sources in the city) launched a crowdsourcing effort just to sort and initially transcribe some of the material before it can be fully inventoried.
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When one of those things happen, a little indicator will appear at the bottom of the screen, as you can see below: The second new feature takes Live Transcribe out of the realm of accessibility and makes it potentially more useful for people who are not deaf or hard of hearing.
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Recently, it seems Google has been investing a lot into live transcription, having shown off Live Transcribe, which automatically transcribes speech in near-real time, Live Caption, which captions spoken audio from apps on your phone, and the company's also automatically transcribing podcasts to better surface them in search results.
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You run your tape recorder, you get someone to transcribe it, you pull out the good quotes, maybe you do something smart, like you take one person's quote that says, "X" and then you get the opposite from the other guy, and it's a cool little juxtaposition .... It seems relatively easy.
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On Thursday, Google confirmed that it had paused language reviews — a practice by which the company contracts with "language experts" to transcribe snippets of audio data to improve its Assistant technology — but it was not clear whether these reviews would only be stopped in Europe, where the original leak took place.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)This feature isn't perfect because during the conversion process, the Note 10+ adds a lot of unnecessary line breaks that means you might have to go back and reformat the final text, but that's a minor inconvenience compared to having to transcribe your notes all over again.
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Right now, all Aloha seems to do is transcribe text in a rough user interface, but considering how existing smart assistants already work, it's the sort of foundation that the company will need to get right before moving on to more complex, digital assistant parts (assuming that's what Aloha is even for).
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Screenshot: GizmodoOtter Voice Notes (Android, iOS)There's some serious magic going on under the hood of Otter Voice Notes, an app which can listen in on your conversations and then transcribe them in real time—perfect if you spend a lot of time in meetings or doing interviews where records need to be kept.
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It's not always clear who the intended audience is for "Your Song Changed My Life" (would the kind of music obsessive who might be interested really need to be told that the Sex Pistols "helped define the look of punk"?), and an impulse to transcribe the musicians' quotations verbatim doesn't always do them favors.
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Beyond playing music and taking phone calls, Microsoft boasts that it has integrations with the Office 365 suite — including the ability to swipe on the earbuds to advance to the next slide on PowerPoint, and even transcribe what you're saying during a presentation and add your speech as a caption in over 60 languages.
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Think of T.S. Eliot, conjuring "The Waste Land" (1922) by night and overseeing foreign accounts at Lloyds Bank during the day, or Wallace Stevens, scribbling lines of poetry on his two-mile walk to work, then handing them over to his secretary to transcribe at the insurance agency where he supervised real estate claims.
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Buchinger barnstormed fairs, inns, and courts in Germany, France, England, and Ireland in the early eighteenth century, exhibiting his skills as a calligrapher who specialized in micrography: drawing with lines of infinitesimal text, such that a normal-looking head of hair might turn out, on close inspection, to transcribe in swirling cursive a chapter of the Bible.
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"Instead of sending out the exact piece for human transcription, you could create a way that has the same kind of noise or other acoustic features and have a human transcribe that so that you're not divulging anything private of your users," said Micha Breakstone, an expert in natural language processing and co-founder of Chorus, which builds A.I. for understanding conversations for sales teams.
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It says: We may also use, store, process, convert, transcribe, analyze or review voice recordings (along with text and transcriptions derived from the voice recordings) in order to provide, maintain, analyze and improve the functioning of the speech processing services, to develop, test or improve speech recognition technology and artificial intelligence algorithms, to develop acoustic and language models, and for other research and development and data analysis purposes.
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Then I accidentally smashed my phone, and lost the interview, then found it again and thought I'd finally make time to transcribe an hour conversation between seven people, and then lost the phone AND the audio files, and basically spent a year feeling like a hopeless dirtbag for not running this delightful conversation right as Diarrhea Planet has gotten more and more of the critical acclaim they deserve.
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A tour of the Marina's sweets shops in Detour, narrated by a German philosopher A tour of the Marina's sweets shops in Detour, narrated by a German philosopher As part of the creation of its tours, Detour had developed some interesting technology — like a tool to transcribe audio that lets you edit the audio file by editing the written transcription, and a way to add music and sound to a narrative by adding it to the transcription.
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Click here to read our story: Contractors at controversial startup Rev say they worked long hours for little pay, feared they could lose their job at any time, and had to transcribe interviews with sexual-abuse survivors without warningContractors for the controversial startup Rev said they had to listen to content relating to sex and child abuse without prior warning, and felt they couldn&apost decide against transcribing the audio for fear of losing their jobs.
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Pokémon Japan was kind enough to transcribe the rap battle in full under the video, and it's mostly this: ＜ミミッキュ＞ グガガガグガ グガッ ギゴゴゴギゴ ギゴッ グガガガグガ グガッ グガッ ギギ ギギ ギギ ギギ ギギ ギギ ギギ グガガガ グガガガ Gagagagagguuga guggogogogogogo giggagguagiguggu guggaggaggi gigi gigi gigi gigi gigi gigaga gaga gaga gaga gaga ＜ピカチュウ＞ ピカッチュウ ピィカ ピカピカチュウ ピピカァ ピカッチュウ ピカァ ピカァ ピィピカチュウ ピピカチュウ ピカピカピカチュウ Pikachu pika pika pika pika pikachu pika pika pie pikachu pikachu shiny pikachu I knew when Pikachu spit those fire verses like "Pika pika" and "Pikapikapika," it was all over for Mimikyu.
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