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Cohere has launched Transcribe Arabic, an open-source speech recognition model that outperforms existing tools in handling Arabic dialects and bilingual speech.
Learn how NVIDIA's new AI system Audex combines audio and text processing in one powerful model, preserving text intelligence while adding speech capabilities.
Learn how a new AI model called diffusion-gemma-asr-small uses a 'diffusion' approach to transcribe speech in six languages more efficiently than traditional methods.
Learn how to build a basic AI-powered call screening system using Python and speech recognition technologies, similar to Equal AI's spam call filtering solution.
Learn to build a basic voice assistant similar to Siri using Python's speech recognition and text-to-speech libraries. This beginner-friendly tutorial teaches you how to create a command-based assistant that listens, understands, and responds to voice commands.
This article explains NVIDIA's Nemotron 3.5 ASR, a 600M-parameter streaming speech recognition model that processes 40 languages in real-time using cache-aware optimization techniques.
Learn to build a basic voice-controlled assistant app that recognizes spoken commands and responds with text-to-speech output, demonstrating the core technology behind modern voice assistants.
Learn to build a basic AI voice assistant that can understand spoken questions and respond with intelligent answers using Python and OpenAI's API.
Learn how voice AI works and why it's particularly challenging in India's diverse linguistic environment. Discover how companies like Wispr Flow are working to make voice technology more accessible.
Learn to build a basic speech-to-speech conversational AI system that processes voice input, generates intelligent responses, and speaks back to users.
This explainer explores the advanced AI technologies behind modern dictation apps, including transformer architectures, real-time processing, and multimodal learning techniques.
IBM has launched two new Granite Speech 4.1 2B models — one autoregressive for high-accuracy speech recognition with translation, and one non-autoregressive for fast inference.