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Can this be used as a real-time transcription or is it too slow for that? Curious what anyone is using these days for a real-time transcription. It doesn't have to be perfect, but just good enough. My kids watch some youtube vidoes where people will make a mod where it converts them talking to text then look for keywords and spawn a boss in Terraria if you say the wrong keyword etc. I made a clone of that with the .N…
I don’t believe OpenAI has anyone presenting at the conference, so presumably this was timed to coincide with that and get buzz at the conference.
Curious how this model compares with foss STT from the startup Coqui.
Can this be used as a real-time transcription or is it too slow for that? Curious what anyone is using these days for a real-time transcription. It doesn't have to be perfect, but just good enough. My kids watch some youtube vidoes where people will make a mod where it converts them talking to text then look for keywords and spawn a boss in Terraria if you say the wrong keyword etc. I made a clone of that with the .N…
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/speech/recognizing...
Also, see `requiresOnDeviceRecognition`
Hey this looks great! I like to record audio notes while driving in my car after work, to kind of decompress my thoughts from the day. But I never go back and listen as they can be long and meandering. Sometimes in the audio log I will sum up my thoughts, but this might be 20 minutes in and hard to find. I really wish I had transcriptions so I could easily scan the full contents. I have tried Mozilla Deepspeech (I do…
I do this too! I have been doing it for about a year now, and haven't ever run into someone else that does this kind of audio-journaling. Would you be up for comparing notes sometime about how it is working out for you? I am finding that it is extremely effective form of self-care, but with lots of personal caveats. I would be so interested to hear your experience.
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>~97% accuracy over hour-long conversations. I'm sure it's been an absolute godsend for law enforcement 97% accuracy means roughly three or four errors per minute of speech. That seems potentially extremely problematic for something like law enforcement use where decisions with significant impact on people's day and/or life might be made on the basis of "evidence".
No it isn't. That just means 2-3% of your content needs to be double-checked by a person at the audio level, saving huge amounts of time - equally true of human transcription, in which individual words are often [UNINTELLIGEBLE]. Would you want to review this fully before going into court, absolutely - because you'd want to play the recording to a jury for emotional impact. Can you rely on it when you want to quickly…
How can I use this (or something similar) for live translation? I don't mind if there's a 30s delay. As in I don't want to input a file, I want to input the microphone sound.
I really wish I would have been paying attention in Unix class...
Something like `microphone | chunk 3s | whisper | stdout` would be SO COOL!!! I think that's possible but too lazy to look more.
Can this be used as a real-time transcription or is it too slow for that? Curious what anyone is using these days for a real-time transcription. It doesn't have to be perfect, but just good enough. My kids watch some youtube vidoes where people will make a mod where it converts them talking to text then look for keywords and spawn a boss in Terraria if you say the wrong keyword etc. I made a clone of that with the .N…
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The company name could be 100% legit, there is nothing stopping you from a forming a company with that name and not even sell beef.
Something being possible to do isn't enough evidence for rational people to believe that it happened. From my perspective, it's possible that you're Iron Mike Tyson, or that you died after your last comment and this one was posted by the assassin who killed you.
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It was already better. I edit a podcast and have > a decade of pro audio editing experience in the film industry, and I was already using a commercial AI transcription service to render the content to text and sometimes edit it as such (outputting edited audio). Existing (and affordable) offerings are so good that they can cope with shitty recordings off a phone speaker and maintain ~97% accuracy over hour-long conve…
There's already software that can imitate a person's voice, so we have all the pieces already to do speech-to-text, clean up with GPT-3, and back to text-to-speech in the original person's voice. Maybe with a style transfer to keep the person's inflections etc the same?
Although I don't know if they're using anything similar to what you suggest. Very cool idea, anyway!
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I'm really new to pip, but does this look ok? (after running the command for setuptools) Defaulting to user installation because normal site-packages is not writeable Requirement already satisfied: pip in /Users/xxx/Library/Python/3.9/lib/python/site-packages (22.2.2) Requirement already satisfied: setuptools in /Users/xxx/Library/Python/3.9/lib/python/site-packages (65.3.0) ---- after trying whisper installation: ×…
Nope, that doesn't look good! I honestly just googled the error and installing setuptools fixed it for me, but I barely know anything about the Python ecosystem so I'm really just fumbling around here.