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How can speech-to-text technology be used in transcription, and in which areas?
Education: Used in classrooms to transcribe lectures, discussions and presentations. This helps hearing impaired students or students who learn better by reading to follow along with the class.
Law: Lawyers use Voiser Transcription to transcribe interviews, depositions and
court proceedings. This saves time and makes transcription and searching for specific information and words easier.
Health: Uses speech-to-text technology to transcribe patient notes, medical
histories and clinical documentation. This helps improve accuracy and speed up the documentation process.
Business: Speech to text technology is used in meetings to transcribe discussions,
brainstorming sessions and presentations. This improves collaboration and communication between team members while aiding note-taking.
Media Journalists and reporters use Voiser Transcription to transcribe interviews,
press conferences and other media events. This provides certainty of accuracy and speeds up the process of writing news articles and reports.
Social Media and Podcasts: Content creators can use transcription to transcribe
their video and audio content, add subtitles or share audio content in written form. This makes content more accessible to those who prefer to read rather than listen.
Personal Speech-to-text technology can be used for personal journaling or note-
taking. It makes it easier to record thoughts and ideas without having to physically write them down or take notes.
Accessibility: Voiser Transcription is used to make audio files more accessible to people with disabilities, including those with visual impairments or writing difficulties.
