Speech to Text
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What is Speech to Text?
Speech to Text (STT), also known as speech recognition, is a technology that converts spoken language into written text. It is commonly used in voice assistants, dictation software, and transcription services to enable hands-free control, improve accessibility, and automate documentation.
What other technologies are related to Speech to Text?
Speech to Text Complementary Technologies
Text to Speech
Text to Speech is often used in conjunction with Speech to Text to create interactive voice applications.
Voice Synthesis
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Voice Synthesis converts text into spoken audio, often complementing Speech to Text systems.
Google PaLM 2
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PaLM 2 can be used to understand and process the text transcribed by Speech to Text, enhancing downstream tasks.
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Which job functions commonly mention Speech to Text?
AI Engineer
0.1% of all AI Engineer jobs mention Speech to Text
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Machine Learning
0.1% of all Machine Learning jobs mention Speech to Text
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Architect
49 Architect jobs mention Speech to Text
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Data Scientist
69 Data Scientist jobs mention Speech to Text
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Data, Analytics & Machine Learning
229 Data, Analytics & Machine Learning jobs mention Speech to Text
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Which organizations are mentioning Speech to Text?
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Professional Services
Microsoft
Scientific and Technical Services
Doctolib
Health Care and Social Assistance
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