Not perfectly, but well

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Certainly better than sleepy saleswomen in stores. Don't forget about voice input. English-language Google Docs does a good job of writing from dictation. And it's also starting to understand when "Delete" is a command and when it's just a word that needs to be entered. Russian localization is lagging behind in development by several years.


As always. Here's an article about the LipNet neural network , which reads lips. indonesia consumer email list In laboratory conditions, the speech recognition accuracy was 93.4%. That's 93.4% more than mine. It's clear that in real life it's harder to grasp the meaning, but LipNet will continue to develop. The Tribe video messenger not only recognizes your speech, but also understands it.


It can automatically create and turn on subtitles or find information about the subject of the conversation. If your interlocutor mentions that he reads Texterra, Tribe will immediately find the link and show it to you. Cool, right? Profit: automatic creation of normal subtitles for videos and transcription of interviews. Neural networks translate text Well, yes, machine translation is no longer surprising.