By transcribing the exact words of other writers, Darboven is enacting the monk's transcribing of the word of God and, in this way, Darboven, too, is making her own Book of Hours.
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I've got a lot of transcribing to do this morning.
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This tool has become my go-to for transcribing recorded interviews.
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The closest equivalent that comes to mind is transcribing a conversation.
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Doesn't transcribing a message in a cell raise questions about language?
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Transcribing and editing the journals was a monumental task, von Planta said.
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I'd spent my entire adult life interviewing them and transcribing their conversations.
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I was tasked with painstakingly transcribing his weekly poem onto the card.
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You don't think about what you're writing because you're just transcribing feelings.
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Facebook stopped transcribing voice data earlier in August, said spokesperson Joe Osborne.
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The quick deadlines took their toll on the contract workforce transcribing files.
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When Donald Trump goes off script, transcribing him can be a challenge.
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"You need to be transcribing a gene for it to happen," he said.
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Developers use our API for transcribing phone calls or creating custom voice interfaces.
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Nishimura recreates the borders by hand, transcribing interviews she held with former prisoners.
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It has turned the rote job of transcribing into a high-stakes calling.
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Transcribing Trump off script can be a challenge — I can attest to this.
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Google says its workers are listening to and transcribing people's Google Assistant commands.
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Let's just read what he said, via the God's work transcribing of Newsday.
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Thanks to Leah Houle for her help conducting, translating, and transcribing this interview.
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"All parties were calm and friendly," said the moderators, transcribing their eventual confrontation.
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I am excerpting a big chunk -- shoutout to Alli Gordon for transcribing it!
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"Transcribing the songs certainly was a big job," Owen said in an email.
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Increasingly, his customers will correct machine-generated texts rather than transcribing from scratch.
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Need some help with taking down notes or transcribing meeting or just plain studying?
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In particular, Facebook is finding this tool helpful for transcribing the text on memes.
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He listened for mentions of the word "Jordan" on the news, transcribing audio snippets.
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Before class ended, Hermarratanarapong assigned homework: transcribing and translating a favorite American pop song.
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Transcribing what he says makes me wish a bolt of lightning would kill me.
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She makes heavy use of internet speak, even transcribing instant messaging exchanges with viewers.
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One night, as Julie was transcribing Gothard's dictation, she noticed he had gone quiet.
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The QC2200s were terrible at transcribing the series of commands dictated by the head.
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"I sent my son to private schools and university on transcribing," he tells me.
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Not like the logs of whaling ships that Old Weather began transcribing in 2015.
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The researchers found that the court reporters were not transcribing with any malicious intent.
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People around me were doing things like transcribing Squarepusher songs onto the drum set.
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The service is now available as a preview and goes beyond many automated transcribing services.
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However, instead of transcribing word by word, the Translate app transcribes smaller chunks of text.
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In the early 2000s he'd make up to $40 an hour transcribing corporate earnings calls.
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Microsoft announced that its voice-recognition technology has become better than humans at transcribing conversations.
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So Pearce and a team of researchers turned to the public for help transcribing these logbooks.
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Just this week, another scandal: Facebook is apparently listening to and transcribing some users' audio chats.
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When considering the total labor put into transcribing, multiple contractors estimated they earned $5 an hour.
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She spends months researching the animals, charting their pelts onto grids and transcribing them into designs.
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Sondland also said he wanted to make sure no one was transcribing or monitoring the call.
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Alexa could help with that by transcribing notes and documenting patient interactions on the doctor's behalf.
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Knowing that humans are at work transcribing and reviewing people's speech reveals a similarly failed aspiration.
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The recordings that Facebook's contractors were transcribing came from the voice-to-text feature in Messenger.
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In a space behind us, people were typing on these big IBM Selectric typewriters, transcribing tapes.
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To pull off the search indexing, Google is automatically transcribing all the podcast episodes it finds.
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As rumored, there's a new recording app, which is capable of transcribing conversations in real time.
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If so, you can make a living by translating or transcribing this language for others. 14.
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Siri has been overhauled to improve image searches, handle transcribing voicemails, and even write your text messages.
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That's what Amaryllis Nucleics aims to do with its vastly improved method of transcribing genes from RNA.
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Vanderree had thought she could ease the chore of transcribing by downloading an app she bought online.
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We shouldn't just have our feet to the ground, always chronicling and transcribing the world around us.
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For hard tasks, like transcribing audio or scanning documents, humans often step in when AI algorithms fail.
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Drivers could find themselves handling customer service calls for Postmates, transcribing depositions, or Mechanical Turk-ing for Amazon.
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AI will eliminate some forms of this digital labour—software, for instance, has got better at transcribing audio.
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His band plays 60 weddings a year, and so much of his time is spent transcribing 78 r.p.m.
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It is not transcribing and editing, it is rewriting their reality, so that it becomes one powerful tale.
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And yet, Notes on Blindness seems to go beyond the words, transcribing color, emotion, and a changing consciousness.
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Then, more recently, we learned that Facebook and Microsoft had humans transcribing their users' messages and phone calls.
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A normal day transcribing for Rev is mostly filled with boring stuff: meetings, marketing pitches, and company presentations.
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Free: iOS, Android Anyone who's spent any time transcribing audio recordings knows just how painful that process can be.
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Chances are your coworkers did their fair share of transcribing, filing, and entering numbers into spreadsheets during their internships.
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I can't remember exactly how things clicked into Candace transcribing her own transgressions and the foibles of her friends.
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Ms. Dorey-Stein managed what has to be a White House first by memorializing her time transcribing presidential speeches.
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All of the reporters, in addition to transcribing, were asked to paraphrase what was being said in each sentence.
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Besides texting, Google Voice has other features, such as calling, voicemail, call blocking, and transcribing your voicemail messages to text.
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And it's not just capable of transcribing, it can dive into recordings to find mentions of any word or sound.
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Transcribing audio is a pain in the ass, and the background sound makes it next to impossible to catch everything.
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Few things are more tedious than transcribing audio, but Otter Voice Notes proves that doesn't have to be the case.
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We continued to gather material over the years, transcribing interviews and pulling together the narrative in between work and life.
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It means particularly big things for Siri, which has gotten smart enough to handle image searches and handle transcribing voicemails.
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"The bulk of the work I've done for Microsoft focused on annotating and transcribing Cortana commands," one Microsoft contractor said.
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The activity of transcribing and regulating molecules, which moderate the expression of genes — the conversion into functioning proteins — over time.
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I was mentally transcribing every word Evel said, knowing this was a story my future grandchildren would tell their offspring.
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It did a great job of quickly processing and transcribing speech in just about every normal, everyday scenario I tried.
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Whether you're writing or speaking first and then transcribing, Brynn says the important thing is to keep sentences short and conversational.
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Chorus is optimized for transcribing calls, much like VoiceOps, but its sweet spot is flagging action items and sharing best practices.
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And it features a new auto-transcribing app that uses artificial intelligence to translate audio into text in near real-time.
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With bureaucrats still transcribing the hastily drafted legislation into rules for business, firms cannot yet be sure of their total impact.
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The NTSB has a transcript of the cockpit voice recorder as well and provided assistance in transcribing the recorder, Sumwalt said.
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Facebook confirmed that it had been transcribing users' audio and said it was no longer doing so, Bloomberg reported bloom.bg/2YN3VY6.
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Among them are, transcribing speech, spotting basic objects in images and defeating experts at highly complex games — including Go and poker.
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A recent report revealing that Facebook was transcribing voice chats could bring even more regulatory scrutiny for the social media platform.
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But today's young sax players learn jazz by literally transcribing Charlie Parker solos and those of other greats from the past.
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Throughout her five-year degree, Nigussie said she would spend weeks transcribing audio recordings of her thick legal textbooks into Braille.
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Google has agreed to stop listening in and transcribing Google Assistant recordings for three months in Europe, according to German regulators.
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In r/DnDGreentext, one user spends hours transcribing 220,22018 characters of text from screenshots of a Dungeons and Dragons roleplay game.
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If it&aposs the first time you&aposre listening to a message, the app may show "Transcribing Voicemail..." while it loads.
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DIGITAL85033DEMOCRACY avoids the need for repeat dictation, directly transcribing the voice of each speaker and halving the time needed for transcription.
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Helen Julian, transcribing the log in her cosy living room in England, had assumed the captain's daughter had died very young.
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Black court reporters who participated in the study made errors in transcribing at roughly the same rate as their white peers.
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Amazon is actively looking for ways to move away from the kind of supervised learning that that requires extensive transcribing and annotation.
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When writing by hand the words imagined and created by someone else, the monk must trust implicitly the work he is transcribing.
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The first study took 97 students who were asked their political orientation and given a boring task of transcribing sentences about concrete.
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If it seems like you'll be transcribing interviews for half of the day—I've been there—reconsider whether that's worth your time.
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Nakamoto also provides conference planning services, according to its website, and offers services such as photography, transcribing, and writing thank you letters.
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It would be much more difficult for them to be recording this audio, and then transcribing it and trying to analyze it.
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If you want to just look at some of the documents or even try your hand at transcribing, it's easy to begin.
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Siri today simply isn't capable of answering phones on your behalf, politely asking the caller what they want, and transcribing their response instantly.
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It assigned 10 Post journalists to break up the transcribing work and tasked James Downie, digital opinions editor, to oversee the final product.
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Egyptian investigators have been attempting for days to repair the memory chips, allowing them to begin transcribing and analysing the recordings and data.
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Facebook contractors were listening to and transcribing select voice conversations that were held using its Facebook Messenger chat platform, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
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The communities have secured a string of victories, including settling land disputes and phonetically transcribing textbooks to preserve their language, which was unwritten.
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She did, though, feel uncomfortable transcribing a legal case involving a child with sensitive content that she did not go into detail about.
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One day, he put some thin wooden boards on the floor of his living room and began transcribing onto them with a paintbrush.
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If I'm transcribing or doing something that doesn't require tons of decision making, I'll do 2.5 miles an hour, but that's the max.
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Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM, and Microsoft are worse at transcribing black people's voices than white people's with AI voice recognition, a study found.
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Transcribing her work has become a complex science, particularly in the matter of rendering the alternative phrases and words she included in drafts.
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Much as with Uber, Rev made it so easy to start transcribing that many more folks now do it as a side hustle.
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In 2007, a five-person team embarked on the task of transcribing thousands of pages of Darwin's scientific papers, drawings and book research.
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Within the past month, Rev workers have talked about transcribing porn, graphic surgery videos, and domestic violence 911 calls on the company forum.
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Her field notes, which she kept with obsessive fidelity — often transcribing hourslong conversations as they happened in real time — ran to thousands of pages.
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What I was transcribing was a Q&A he did on November 7 at New York City's 92nd Street Y, with author Zadie Smith.
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About 500,000 "Turkers" perform tasks such as transcribing bits of audio, often earning no more than a few cents for each "human-intelligence task".
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The company has developed a bot that can provide answers to questions about drugs, drug interactions and diseases, while also transcribing dictated case notes.
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The automatic captioning did worst with the Scottish speakers, transcribing more than half of the words incorrectly, followed closely by American southerners (from Georgia).
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The DOJ is supporting a National Association of the Deaf lawsuit against Harvard for not subtitling or transcribing videos and audio files posted online.
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He was promoted from monitoring traffic at the foot of the Manhattan Bridge to translating and transcribing wiretaps, and then to the vice team.
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The chips should allow investigators to begin transcribing and analyzing the recordings and data which may hold key insights into what caused the crash.
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Inconsistent gradingVal B., a former Rev contract worker from Oregon in her 50s, had decades of experience transcribing before taking a job at Rev.
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I had passed beyond the reach of the fact checker and felt a bit like I imagine a novelist does transcribing her waking dream.
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But because of America's disconnected medical system, she spends a significant amount of time transcribing medical records and hand-delivering them around her hospital.
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By now it's no longer surprising that every voice assistant has a small army of human contractors behind it, transcribing recordings to improve accuracy.
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The company says it is also going to make its grading system fairer, among other changes designed to make transcribing for Rev more manageable.
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Supervised learning involves a mix of Amazon employees and contractors listening to, transcribing, and annotating customers' recordings with the goal of making Alexa smarter.
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However, Ambassador Sondland said that he wanted to make sure no one was transcribing or monitoring as they added President Zelenskyy to the call.
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And after the day's transcribing I would walk out the door into Istanbul and it was just like it totally made the practice vanish.
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Tasked with transcribing this order, the RNA turns to ribosomes, which perform a supervisory role by linking amino acids in order to assemble protein molecules.
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Facebook also began testing automatically transcribing Messenger voice clips into text in 2015 in what was likely the groundwork for the Aloha feature seen above.
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Sitting in a booth at the Village Underground next to a monitor and a guy transcribing every joke told onstage, Hirschorn and Tremper looked tired.
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These days, she works for the Department of Homeland Security, transcribing the interviews of green-card and permanent resident applicants in her one-bedroom apartment.
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Gathering and organizing data, transcribing interviews, parsing piles of information and piecing together a written reflection of the truth, as fully and fairly as possible.
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Again, a more official write-up of that later, though I do appreciate that the company is doing the transcribing on-board, versus the cloud.
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It worked well, transcribing whatever I said, in real time, and I was able to search back through the text for specific things I said.
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Because this is a movie that has a premise around trying to maintain silence, transcribing what happens in the trailer took all of zero seconds.
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This was 2007, and I was an assistant at The New Yorker for awhile, in Washington, D.C. Basically, getting coffee, and transcribing interviews, and stuff.
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MTurk workers help keep the internet running by completing jobs like identifying objects in a photo, transcribing an audio recording, or helping to train an algorithm.
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In order to optimize time, I heated up some gloriously disgusting Cup of Noodles (I told you I was college stereotype) and furiously began transcribing interviews.
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By comparison, DeepMind's software — known as "Watch, Listen, Attend, and Spell" — was tested on far more challenging footage; transcribing natural, unscripted conversations from BBC politics shows.
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Glidden spent the next six years painstakingly transcribing all the tapes, picking the most telling scenes, and illustrating them by hand in beautiful, old-school watercolors.
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Just last month, it came to light that Amazon employees could potentially track the locations of Alexa users while transcribing their exchanges with the virtual assistant.
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Some daily responsibilities will include reporting and writing for Motherboard, assisting in research for staffers' editorial projects, transcribing interviews, and fact-checking features and other reporting.
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For the Siri contractors, transcribing 1,000 voice commands means they likely had to do about two per minute, assuming they were working an eight-hour day.
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" She had absorbed a lot of industry lore from a student gig she had transcribing interviews for Lizzy Goodman's rock book "Meet Me in the Bathroom.
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From the Corner of the OvalBeck Dorey-SteinJuly 10For four years, Beck Dorey-Stein worked as a stenographer for the Obama White House, recording and transcribing speeches.
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I knew I was in for a helluva long slog between the concept, the research, the interviewing, the transcribing, writing, cutting, and endless shaping of the material.
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"'To Bernie Sanders with thanks for your commitment to real health care access for all Americans...'-@HillaryClinton," the tweet states, transcribing the caption from Clinton's handwritten note.
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You activate the device, and it starts recording and both translating and transcribing the audio via a cloud service as it goes (or later, if you choose).
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Google faced backlash from privacy advocates earlier this year when it admitted that its workers were listening to and transcribing some users' voice commands to Google Assistant.
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A high rate of viral content's replication is not sufficient, as it needs to make an impact, transcribing, as it were, the social text it has infiltrated.
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"I have so much in my head," he said on a recent afternoon, lamenting the absence of his assistant, who sends emails simultaneously transcribing whatever pops out.
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Published on Monday, the study scrutinized how voice recognition systems from Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM, and Microsoft fared when transcribing the voices of black and white people.
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In his view, the "killer application" for health care is voice for applications like transcribing physicians' medical notes, which leverage technologies like machine learning and natural language processing.
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I am transcribing the exchange in full because it's just the Britishest: EVERARD: I suspect that this is also to do with North Korea's fraught relations with China.
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To make the task a little easier, a UFO enthusiast and barrister in England who goes by the pseudonym Isaac Koi is transcribing archives of UFO-related shows.
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In addition to the transcribing your handwritten notes and sharing them to iCloud, Google Drive, Evernote, and Adobe, the Windows 10 Notes app brings a few new features.
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From transcribing notes as a secretary to serving burgers at the diner to guiding movie-goers to their seats, it's clear she has a passion for helping others.
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He thinks AI will be particularly useful for repetitive, error-prone tasks, such as sifting images, scrutinising heart traces for abnormalities or transcribing doctors' words into patient records.
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"In Mosul we had everything but here we are in a caravan," said a legal assistant, laboriously transcribing personal details from a stack of forms into a ledger.
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"I was transcribing the numbers from the Super Register into an Excel database so we could analyze them," Chernoff said, referring to an annual Baseball America reference book.
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At the time, it wasn't known that Facebook was also collecting and transcribing commands given to its Portal devices, but it was, and the practice was also paused.
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Customers of Rev started a petition on November 11 calling for Rev&aposs CEO Jason Chicola to pay freelance workers fairly for the time they put into transcribing.
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Right now, I'm also experimenting with Trint, an app that shows promise at taking over the transcribing of interviews, the most dispiriting part of an otherwise great job.
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The move comes after Facebook — as well as Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft — was caught listening to and transcribing voice recordings without informing customers it was doing so.
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I have some interviews and transcribing to do today, but I'm not anticipating any big breaking news (hopefully, because I don't have the emotional energy to expend today).
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Back in August, Bloomberg reported that contractors working for the social media giant had been listening to and transcribing audio of users' conversations obtained from Facebook's Messenger app.
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And also, I think when you're transcribing, adding a comma or ending a sentence in a certain way makes all the difference in translating the conversation to text.
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Until recently, big companies focused on adding AI capabilities to their own products — think about your smartphone transcribing your voice and Facebook identifying the faces in your photos.
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The kinds of tasks workers are asked to complete can vary widely, from transcribing audio files and editing text, to identifying what a photo depicts, among many other things.
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Since 2005, a digital marketplace called Mechanical Turk has offered the chance to earn small amounts of money performing simple tasks, such as transcribing an invoice or labeling photographs.
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Amazon reportedly has thousands of employees and contractors around the world manually reviewing and transcribing clips from Alexa users, but now allows people to opt-out of human review.
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That's why my team is collecting and transcribing prisoner letters (where innocence has been asserted) and turning them into data for pattern analysis, with the help of Civis Analytics.
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He spent most of his time either in the Eisenhower Executive Building adjacent to the White House or in the Library of Congress, combing through books and transcribing quotes.
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Imagining the furniture in the museum placed around a much larger room, I had the sense of Proust's isolation, of a recluse devoted to transcribing his memories and imagination.
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Another contractor, from South Carolina, told Business Insider she felt uncomfortable transcribing a legal case involving a child with sensitive content that she did not go into detail about.
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Take, for instance, his "Picture of Dorian Gray" (1974), which begins with a simple idea — transcribing the Oscar Wilde novel — and following it to its logical, but ludicrous conclusion.
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These include an API for building personalization features, a form recognizer for automating data entry, a handwriting recognition API and an enhanced speech recognition service that focuses on transcribing conversations.
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Stetson's music has liberated the saxophone from jazz altogether because his musical "diet" included transcribing Jimi Hendrix solos, Metallica riffs, and electronic music alongside "tons and tons" of jazz riffs.
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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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YouTube has long had an automatic captioning system that, thanks to Google's machine learning advances in recent years, has gotten pretty good at automatically transcribing spoken words in a video.
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The company decided to cut by 33 percent the prices of the standard and premium video model for transcribing videos for those who opt-in to Google's data-logging program.
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Android 10, for example, brought a dark mode and a new Live Caption feature for easily transcribing audio, and the company is already thinking about what's next for Android 11.
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"We spend a lot of time transcribing quotes now because at least from what we've seen on previous red carpets, there tends to be more substantive conversation," Ms. Wertheim said.
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For those who covered and followed Trump during this campaign, his style has become familiar — and transcribing him off script continues to be a challenge (I can attest to this).
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A new study of automated voice recognition systems from Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM, and Microsoft found that they have higher error rates when transcribing black people's voices than white people's.
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The ultimate limitation of the pros and cons list is that we are merely transcribing our existing understanding of the decision at hand and not seeing it with fresh eyes.
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Joe Kaufeld and James Coe, two guys who met on Reddit by chance after they spotted each other both transcribing Reddit content, started the subreddit because they simply enjoyed typing.
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I began transcribing my mom's journals into digital copies so I could go back and read through and get a better understanding of who she was, earlier in my life.
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"Imagine people doing things like spending eight hours a day tagging images, or transcribing little text snippets over and over again–you're essentially part of a virtual assembly line," said Graham.
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But with the new Otter app, created by a company called AI Sense, this could become a thing of the past, even when transcribing a complex conversation with several people speaking.
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As it were, transcribing Trump has redefined the roles and divisions in the political media food chain, as all interested parties are now compelled to take up the original source material.
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Microsoft's most imaginative example of AI this week involved its Cortana assistant greeting people by name as they sat down at a meeting, transcribing what they said and highlighting action items.
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Although he hadn't made it past high school, he was an incessant reader, as was his wife, Cookie, who volunteered as a Braille typist, transcribing books for Lighthouse for the Blind.
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And they were also found to have been sharing audio clips in internal company chat rooms — either to get help with transcribing or to have a laugh at a funny recording.
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Then there was my stint as a senior copywriter, where, even after earning my senior title, I was transcribing lengthy videos because I'd agreed to do so when I was new.
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Google, according to the statement, will stop the practice of listening to and transcribing recordings for at least three months across the European Union, as the regulator looks into the issue.
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On my always list: Compression socks — the best I've tried are from Cep Compression — and noise canceling earbuds (I use them for transcribing interviews), though you don't need super expensive ones.
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The feature is similar to how real-time transcription works in Google's Recorder app, except that it's also translating the speaker's words (into whatever specified language) rather than simply transcribing them.
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Two of the organizers, Jeanne Vaccaro and Michelle O'Brien, will present on the project, which has been collecting, recording, and transcribing stories of transgender and gender nonconforming communities in the city.
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But an internal audio-transcribing project at Detour spun off into his latest venture, the "audio word processor" Descript, which publicly debuted this week with $5 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz.
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Labeled "Aloha Voice Testing," as a user speaks while in a message thread, a horizontal blue bar expands and contracts to visualize the volume of speech while recognizing and transcribing into text.
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I went through the transcript of the reporters' questions and Trump's answers (a huge thanks to CNN's Lauren Holt and Lauren Sennet for transcribing) and picked out the most newsworthy ones below.
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Speech recognition systems developed by the likes of Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM, and Microsoft all have higher error rates when transcribing speech from black people than when doing so for white people.
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The tool works well: I screened a call from my partner, and Google did a perfect job at immediately transcribing her response ("My purpose is to eat dumplings, so leave me alone").
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One person said they began transcribing a file because it was submitted by an academic institution, only to realize later that it was a Title IX investigation with graphic descriptions of assault.
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I went through the trouble of transcribing what the president said, just to be sure this is all really happening: We're going to be opening up the labor forces because we have to.
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Microsoft today also launched a number of new services in its Cognitive Services lineup, including a new personalization service, an API for recognizing handwriting and another one for transcribing conversations with multiple speakers.
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Microsoft representatives demonstrated how artificial intelligence could help drones spot anomalies they see from above and recognize the people who come into a conference room for a meeting, speedily transcribing what they say.
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The contractor from Ireland said for all the labor — emotional and physical — that she put into transcribing the interview about the child sex crime she got paid $0.48 US per minute of audio.
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"People who take notes on computers are transcribing, and people taking notes by hand tend to be choosing more," said Jonathan Zimmerman, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate School of Education.
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The move comes after Facebook — as well as Amazon, Apple, Google, and Microsoft — was caught listening to and transcribing voice recordings to improve speech recognition systems without informing customers it was doing so.
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The Democrats asked for all "recordings, transcripts, notes," of the calls as well as the names of all the people who were on the calls or who had a role in transcribing them.
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It was not until a month later, while my friend was transcribing her footage, that he came to the B-roll from that day and saw a man talking on a cell phone.
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Laptops at best reduce education to the clackety-clack of transcribing lectures on shiny screens and, at worst, provide students with a constant escape from whatever is hard, challenging or uncomfortable about learning.
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What functions as an art project for Burrough is just another day's work for the Turkers who participate—but they welcome anything that breaks up long days classifying data or transcribing text from images.
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The company is experimenting internally with automatically transcribing podcasts — useful if you're hard of hearing or if you don't have headphones — and using these transcripts to tie in Google's strength in searches and recommendations.
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To research writing the character, Burnham watched hundreds of videos of young women pouring their souls out on YouTube, transcribing them "sound-perfect, not even word-perfect," to get the teen girl voice right.
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The aim is to remind members of their communist ideals, but the army's newspaper warned that some people were— believe it or not—just going through the motions when transcribing the document's 15,000 characters.
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However, according to its support page, if even one person in your chat has consented to Facebook transcribing the conversation, any audio in the thread would have been translated, regardless of who sent it.
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Customers using A.W.S., as the cloud division within Amazon is often called, will be able to add capabilities that mimic human cognition, such as automatic transcribing of speech to text and analysis of videos.
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This is a different sort of technology than what's used in today's voice assistants, like Google Assistant, Siri and Alexa, as it's focused on transcribing longer, human-to-human conversations, which are spoken naturally.
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Egyptian investigators have been trying for days to repair the memory chips, which would allow them to begin transcribing and analysing the recordings and data in pursuit of insight into what caused the crash.
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This rarely discussed history emerges from the work of Raphael P. Thian (1830-1911), who was in charge of transcribing Confederate records from the seized rebel archives in Richmond, Va., after the Confederacy's surrender.
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But there was a moment when I was transcribing a long register receipt from a Target store near Denver and the date on it caught my eye: The receipt was from that very day.
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She contributed to SOS, the selected poems of Amiri Baraka, transcribing all of his poetry recorded with jazz that had yet to be released in print and exists primarily on out-of-print records.
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We've seen a couple devices in the last few months that promise to make your life easier by seamlessly transcribing phone calls, meetings, and lectures, and then syncing the results to mobile and desktop devices.
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If the recordings are readable, investigators can begin transcribing the conversations of the crew and other cockpit sounds captured — roughly two hours of data, which could provide clues about what happened during the plane's descent.
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Some contractors involved in transcribing the data said they felt what they were doing was unethical because Facebook hadn't informed users that they would have access to the users' audio data, the report went on.
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We were aware of the explosion in progress that was happening around speech-to-text automated transcription, where now you have models that are transcribing audio and comprehending audio at rates higher than humans can.
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What's to like: For journalists, students and others that have to take meeting notes, the Pixel 4 has one heck of a selling point: The new recorder app is capable of automatically transcribing voice recordings.
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On Mechanical Turk, scores of thousands of people earn pennies doing tasks that computers cannot yet easily do: transcribing an invoice, taking part in a study or labeling photographs to train an artificial intelligence program.
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Her songs typically start as grooves, which inspire her to hum along, and then mumble along; she fits words to the melody by transcribing her own mumbles, using a method that she can't quite explain.
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And unlike competitors who publicly declared that they would end the practice of having humans transcribing audio from virtual assistants, Microsoft continued the practice, apparently updating its privacy policy to admit it was doing so.
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Over a drink at a nearby pub, Brohan explained his problem: Old Weather volunteers were working so quickly, they'd soon run out of the Royal Navy logbooks he had set them to transcribing in 2010.
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Mr. Ricco, the defense lawyer, said the most troubling thing about court reporters incorrectly transcribing African-American English was that it was indicative of larger difficulties of black witnesses trying to get their points across.
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Sure, we see Emily attend a lecture about volcanoes right before we see her composing "I Have Never Seen 'Volcanoes,'" but it's also clear that when Emily writes the poem, she's not transcribing her lecture notes.
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The real magic behind this fun prop is a set of three AAA batteries and a clever hidden magnetic track that holds the quill upright and makes it move as if it's transcribing some ancient verse.
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For example, transcribing interviews is very time-consuming, a minimum of four hours for a "perfect" interview, Mr. Horne said, with time added if the interview is disjointed or if the subject has a heavy accent.
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When he was transcribing letters from the board, making sense of them, he was doing just what he did when he wrote poetry: turning signs and sounds — the building blocks of language — into voice, presence, meaning.
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She then mails texts from her archive to other incarcerated trans women, transcribing them on a typewriter first because the corrections department doesn't allow her to exchange personal property—which sometimes includes photocopies—with fellow inmates.
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As I sat at my computer transcribing a long interview that I'd just done, I repeatedly took off my eyeglasses to clean them, convinced that the smudginess of my vision was some streakiness on the lenses.
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Their new study, which will be published in the journal Language next month, builds on previous research that found that court reporters frequently fail at accurately transcribing and comprehending testimonies spoken in AAE, resulting in crucial inaccuracies.
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By throwing a few Alexa's in conference rooms, the company can track down employees across the globe and see if they're available to meet… or can communicate asynchronously by transcribing the meeting and sharing it over Slack.
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This aesthetic now thrives on forums like 4chan and the Right Stuff, where the dominant modes of self-expression are trolling and "shitposting"—transcribing the motley contents of one's id, the more bizarre or abhorrent the better.
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What functions as an art project for Mechanical Olympics creator Xtine Burrough is just another day's work for the Turkers who participate—but they welcome anything that breaks up long days classifying data or transcribing text from images.
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Developers can access these streams via Huddly's API to allow for intelligent features like auto-crop, digital pans and tilts or content capturing (think automatically capturing and transcribing the content on a whiteboard in a room, for example).
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A day later, Rev banned people under the age of 18 from transcribing for its service; prior to the rule change, loose labor law allowed minors to do contract labor like the kind Rev uses to supply customers.
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That was just one transcription error captured in a soon-to-be published study that found court reporters in Philadelphia regularly made errors in transcribing sentences that were spoken in a dialect that linguists term African-American English.
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As well as doing all of the above, it functions as a "crystal clear speaker," an emergency battery for your mobile, and can distinguish who's speaking when transcribing multiple voices — something Amazon hasn't even managed (yet) with the Echo.
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As Bloomberg's Sarah Frier reported last month, some contractors transcribing the voice messages felt that what they were doing was unethical, because Messenger users weren't aware that Facebook could send audio of their messages to third parties for transcription.
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Exceedingly eloquent — transcribing the hour-and-a-half interview took ages, lest I miss an incisive gem — Ms. Hall comes from rigorous on-the-job training, which began almost two decades ago in the rehearsal rooms of British theater.
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At a GlobeTech office near an airport in Cork, Ireland, some say, they sat in silence at MacBooks wearing headphones, tasked with transcribing 1,300 clips a day, each of which could be a single sentence or an entire conversation.
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To solve this particular problem the company is employing machine learning and speech-to-text technology to automate transcribing, but — perhaps crucially — outputting the result in a user interface that recognizes that automation typically only gets the job partly done.
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The process that makes our polished, pretty little pieces of internet often takes more than a month from greenlight to publish — including the research, interviews, field shoots, transcribing, writing, editing, animating, fact-checking, and copy editing that goes into each one.
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Bertrand is under pressure to write a second piece that will enjoy the same kind of success so when he meets the attractive yet distant Eva he begins transcribing their conversations to form the basis of his next literary work.
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As the news broke last week that Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner had joined the long list of high-profile men to be accused of sexual harassment, I was in the act of transcribing several recent comments made by Matthew Weiner.
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And Google is adding another layer to the Pixel 3 that will let Google Assistant actually answer and screen questionable calls for you, transcribing the response in real time and making it easy to block and report the number for spam.
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That might not seem that impressive at first — especially compared to AI accuracy rates when transcribing audio — but tested on the same footage, a professional human lip-reader was only able to get the right word 12.4 percent of the time.
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Researchers say that there's still a big difference in transcribing brightly-lit, high resolution TV footage, and grainy CCTV video with a low frame rate, but you can't ignore the fact, that artificial intelligence seems to be closing this gap.
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Rather than trying to encode high-level knowledge and logical reasoning, machine learning employs a bottom-up approach in which algorithms discern relationships by repeating tasks, such as classifying the visual objects in images or transcribing recorded speech into text.
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If someone's idea of "getting something done" is staring at a pond, even a fake one in a subdivision, or hate watching "Julie and Julia," that is at least as useful as my transcribing a lecture or writing an essay.
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A. Third-party apps and services that convert spoken words into text files on iOS devices are plentiful in Apple's online store, but depending on when you need the transcribing to happen, you may not need to download anything extra.
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Google has reduced the entire model for transcribing English speech down to a size where it can fit on the Pixel 4's internal storage, which means that it can convert speech to text without needing to send anything to a server.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)While Google's latest smartphone, the Pixel 4, got top billing at a major launch event in New York on Tuesday, the unveiling of an AI-enhanced recording and transcribing app was perhaps the biggest surprise of the day.
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The exchange was so bizarre that it is worth quoting at length (h/t to the Washington Post for transcribing): HOLT: Mr. Trump, for five years, you perpetuated a false claim that the nation's first black president was not a natural-born citizen.
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The black sheep in a family of social science luminaries—his father had co-founded the School of Anthropology in Paris—Bertillon worked in the basement at police headquarters, tasked with transcribing physical descriptions of criminals, most of them incomplete or ambiguous.
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As for an officer being allowed to view the video before making a statement, shouldn't an officer when transcribing his report be able to review it, so that [he or she] can make the most accurate statement based on a report he created?
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Krassoievitch chose to include eight paintings from his series Poemas cancelados (2019), created by sourcing poems and transcribing them to canvas, then blurring the words with his brush to achieve abstractions that retain the structure, but not the content, of the original compositions.
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The White House office charged with transcribing all of Donald Trump's public remarks corrected on Wednesday the transcript of the President's freewheeling, hour-long immigration meeting with Republican and Democratic lawmakers a day earlier after omitting a key portion of Trump's remarks.
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Here's a video from XDA Developers of Live Caption transcribing a YouTube video: The fact that XDA Developers got this working on a Pixel 2 XL suggests that the feature should technically be able to support phones other than the Pixel 4.
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On the other, the area of production tools for podcasters is a very crowded market, with a number of startups and others putting out a lot of tools that all work quite well in identifying what people are saying and transcribing it accurately.
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In a paper currently under review, Mark Graham, a senior research fellow at Oxford University's Internet Institute, sets out to explore such issues and investigate both the highs and lows of digital labor—whether that be data entry or transcribing—in the context of development.
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The idea to create a new voice assistant focused on transcribing everyday conversations – like meetings and interviews – comes from Sam Liang, the former Google architect who put the blue dot on Google Maps, then later sold his next company, location platform Alohar Mobile to Alibaba.
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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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Google's work on the topic, documented in a paper here, built on previous advances to create a model small and efficient enough to fit on a phone (it's 80 megabytes, if you're curious), but capable of hearing and transcribing speech as you say it.
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Advertisements attributed to Amazon's Mechanical Turk (MTurk) platform, which is essentially a marketplace where businesses can request users to carry out online computing tasks like filling out surveys or transcribing data, have called for writers for "news articles for a new conservative news website".
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Part of the reason I became a writer is because it was this completely controlled reality where I could do this thing by myself where you'd go out and you'd do the interviews and stuff, but then you're back by yourself, transcribing and then writing.
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Its structure is episodic, recounting parts of the life of Queen Victoria (Abigail Prudames) through the eyes and memories of her youngest daughter, Beatrice (Pippa Moore), who was entrusted with transcribing and editing the 122 volumes of her mother's diaries after the queen's death.
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Typically, if you want to do more than simply record a conversation, you'll need an internet connection because much of the AI involved in analyzing and transcribing, say, a riveting lecture about Hegelian dialectic, tends to happen on a faraway server, rather than on your smartphone.
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Mr. Taylor's alarm bells went off when, shortly before one call with Mr. Zelensky, Gordon Sondland, the American ambassador to the European Union, said he didn't want most of the normal interagency participants to be on the line, and didn't want anyone monitoring or transcribing the call.
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" In case that wasn't enough of a tip off that the show's "artificial intelligence" is heavily augmented, The Circle's creator Tim Harcourt told Vulture in a recent interview: "what we actually have is, when you talk to the Circle, there's a producer who's transcribing what you say.
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The clear fan favorite here is going to be how he not once, but twice refers to Jack as a player: And then: I had a lot of difficulty not transcribing the whole thing for you people without headphones at work because the whole thing is just a delight.
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Once in a while, it occurred to me that my fandom constituted labor — sifting through Google News alerts, transcribing lengthy interviews, writing film criticism, and cordoning off half of my Saturday to think about Jake G — and that I was usually paying for the privilege of performing it.
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So he began assembling the missing pieces — getting the Don Rose arrangements Buffalo had used, transcribing solos that the jazz pianist Dick Hyman had played with smaller combos, and figuring out how to notate changes in dynamics and fade-outs that were introduced when the film was edited.
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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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Counting some of the world's largest media organizations as customers — including The Associated Press, Vice News, The Washington Post and Der Spiegel — Trint uses machine learning and speech-to-text technology to automate transcribing, which is a significant pain-point for journalists and other content producers, such as video makers.
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Initially, the process of transcribing and archiving the call followed the standard procedure for dozens of previous presidential calls with foreign leaders: The raw transcript was circulated to a small group of officials, including the national security adviser, deputy national security adviser, members of the National Security Council's executive secretariat and council lawyers.
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Even Metacritic's more detailed description of the character as "a precocious 17- year-old American-Italian" who "spends his days in his family's 17th century villa transcribing and playing classical music, reading, and flirting with his friend Marzi" leaves out the one thing Elio spends most of the film doing: sleeping. Elio!
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The new study was performed by a group of researchers at Microsoft AI and Research with the goal of achieving the same level of accuracy as a group of human transcribers who were able to listen to what they were transcribing several times, access its conversational context and work with other transcribers.
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Google will pause listening to EU voice recordings while regulators investigate Colin Lecher reports that Google is having trouble in Germany over its usage of anonymized audio samples to improve voice recognition: Google has agreed to stop listening in and transcribing Google Assistant recordings for three months in Europe, according to German regulators.
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We could narrow the definition of a robot to include only those machines that do tasks once done by a human, but then we'd have to include Microsoft's vast hardware and software offerings, since computers do things like word processing, transcribing, calculating mathematical formulas, and analyzing data – all of which used to be human tasks.
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After this experiment with the doodles on his thigh, Kelly developed a fascination with authentically "transcribing" the designs and structural essences of other random, found objects: the fronds and lamina of seaweed; the shell of a bombed-out bunker; a sundial on a rooftop; a monstrance from an illuminated manuscript; the fretwork of window frames.
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Believing in little and attached to nothing, Lakhdar pinballs through a picaresque series of jobs, living arrangements, relationships: peddling pamphlets for the extremist Center for the Propagation of Koranic Thought; transcribing First World War casualty records "by the kilometer"; exchanging poems with his on-and-off girlfriend, a student of Arabic literature from Barcelona.
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A pair of computer science researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, Nicholas Carlini and David Wagner, have demonstrated just this, crafting finely-tuned audio hallucinations by tricking the state-of-the-art DeepSpeech speech recognition neural network into transcribing most any audio (speech or even just plain noise) into really whatever they want.
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You could say that's still quite circumstantial, but on top of that, the main thing that's been argued to link them to intelligence gathering is a handful of cases during the Cold War—and since—where spies have been caught, in some cases red-handed, transcribing coded messages and decoding them from these stations.
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A trusted Nazi Party loyalist, Ms. Pomsel was the private secretary of Goebbels from 21943 until the war's end in 21945, taking his dictation and transcribing documents, letters, diary entries and other business of that virulently anti-Semitic propaganda chief, who rigidly controlled the news media, the arts, radio broadcasting and films in Nazi Germany.
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Entering the fall outside the top three spots in the polls, Buttigieg is betting on that transparency and a rush of headlines and social media posts from reporters transcribing all of his on-the-bus musings to boost him in Iowa and draw a strong contrast with candidates less inclined to engage with the media.
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You can probably imagine the frustration of reporting on Apple's iPhone 11 launch with a temperamental space bar and keyboard—transcribing Tim Cook's talk of making "products and technologies that are designed in the service of humanity" is a lot more difficult when you have to go back and add spaces and remove superfluous characters.
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He applied his vast knowledge of music to transcribing early jazz works from recordings, most notably in his 21980 book "Ferdinand 'Jelly Roll' Morton: The Collected Piano Music," which helped fuel a rediscovery of Morton (21920-280), who had fallen out of favor but is now widely regarded as the first great jazz composer.
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Initially, the process of transcribing and archiving the call followed the standard procedure for dozens of previous presidential calls with foreign leaders: The raw transcript of the call was circulated to a small group of officials, including the national security adviser, deputy national security adviser, members of the National Security Council's executive secretariat and NSC lawyers.
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Calling into doubt the veracity of his book, Talese writes that the suburban Denver motel owner Gerald Foos claims to have started observing and transcribing the private business of his guests in 1966, peering down at them through 6-by-19713-inch surveillance grates he installed in the ceilings of a dozen rooms of his 21-unit motel.
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Organized around the idea that Beatrice is reading, transcribing and censoring her mother's diaries (as she did), Act I shows the Queen's grief and attachment to her servant John Brown (the excellent Mlindi Lulashe) in the years of widowhood; Act II goes further back, to Victoria's youth, her meeting with Albert (Joseph Taylor) and their love story.
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Making sure that my son had art supplies for his project; that my mother had her supply of OxyContin and Miralax; that I was keeping my new ghostwriting project on track: doing research, transcribing phone interviews and sometimes even writing from waiting rooms or on the couch in her bedroom on days when there were no doctors to see.
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The memoir includes details about Ms. Dorey-Stein's personal life while in her high-stress government job, which she also talks about, along with her candid thoughts about the brief time she worked for President Trump, her feelings about transcribing speeches after the most tragic events and the advice she received about writing the book from The New Yorker editor David Remnick.
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He described an awkward West Wing meeting where senior American officials brought competing agendas, leaving Ukrainian officials confused; a directive by a top diplomat to bar the transcribing or monitoring of a June phone call between United States officials and the Ukrainian president; and Mr. Taylor's own growing sense of alarm as he realized that State Department diplomats were being sidelined.
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Most recently, a number of special reports have focused significant attention on climate change issues, including a series on how the climate crisis is affecting ocean life, which won two Society of Environmental Editors Awards; an exploration of the threat to coral reefs in the Caribbean; and a look at how scientists are transcribing long-forgotten ship logbooks to provide historical climate data.
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Summer 2016 Pulse Philando Castile I went to the ocean Alton Sterling I met a poet-sister at Union Square to shout our lives' urgency at cops and sit outside past midnight, talking to kindred strangers And Dallas Baton Rouge I could not stop watching and transcribing Sandra Bland's daily messages on her YouTube Channel, Sandy Speaks Then Korryn Gaines: I joined a collective of 100 Black women artists.
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Here's Pruitt's extended exchange with Willie Geist, Joe Scarborough and Steve Rattner on the subject (and kudos to CNN's David Wright for transcribing it): Morning Joe: You said just a couple of days ago, and repeated again you haven't had a chance to talk to the president of the United States about whether or not he believes climate change is real or whether or not humans have impacted it.
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Before he became a being of pure Foxian grievance, and years before he became something like the subject and object of virtually all the programming on Fox News and Fox Business, Trump tweeted his takes on the celebrity gossip he gleaned from Entertainment Tonight and Access Hollywood with the same energy that he now brings to his regular morning ritual of transcribing Fox & Friends for his online followers.
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For the 2017 incarnation, the performers have an added task: Over the course of each day of the performance, in between reciting the books to audience members, they are also going through a process of transcribing the memorized books to print by hand, producing new versions of existing works, rewritten through a process of learning and forgetting, incorporating all the mistakes and transformations that occur along the way into the final products.
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In summary, here's my "I doubt the viability of your crowdfunding project" face, courtesy of Titan Note's list of use cases: [Original image removed because of DMCA notice, but imagine the above stock Getty photo with the tagline "Transcribing your own thoughts" and you get the idea] The makers of Titan Note may be exaggerating their product's functionality, but we do wish a transcription gadget as easy to use as this really existed.
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After a lifetime of philosophy and activism, Adnan's paintings seem to offer a respite from the horrors of war she has been documenting, whether through her novel Sitt Marie Rose about a Palestinian resistance fighter brutally killed by right-wing Christian militia — based on the story of Marie Rose Boulos, a woman Adnan had met a few times — or painstakingly transcribing poems in Arabic by her contemporaries in her signature Leporello notebooks.
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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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