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Oak is Speechmatics’ new medical speech-to-text model, built for clinical conversations that move between languages and speakers.
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Agent STT, powered by Linden 1, gives voice agents the speed, accuracy and conversational context they need in production.
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Ten questions to Stuart Wood, Director of Product, on the economics of speech at scale, how close local accuracy now gets to cloud, and who could benefit from Speechmatics On-Device.
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On Arabic and English, Melia 1 runs at less than half the mixed error rate of the next best model. On Mandarin and Tamil it switches more accurately than anything else we tested.
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An hour of audio in, a transcript back in under 20 seconds. 30 minutes in under 10 seconds. 10 minutes in under 5 seconds.
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Behind the build: what it takes to make cloud-grade speech recognition work inside Adobe Premiere, and why Whisper raised the stakes.
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End customers will only ever see their own provider's brand, which means the layer underneath has to be good enough to go unnoticed.
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