Re: Fleck interview recap.

I've used a number of voice to text products (not the one you suggested). If you talk slowly, methodically and with good enunciation you can get a much more accurate transcript. However, most people whom I have worked with do not speak that way. Also, I work with a number of stakeholders in medical fields. Medical terms will cause voice to text programs much pain. Good luck with "encephalopathy." [emoji41]

That term is giving my text to voice program some problems.
 

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Here's a medical transcription using the demo account. Not perfect. Some good and some bad.
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Is there something to convert foreign graduate student to understandable English?
 

Is there something to convert foreign graduate student to understandable English?
LOL, kinda like my spanish. I say "Hola, como esta," and it gets translated "Howdy there buckaroo." [emoji41]
 




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