Scott: Welcome to the AI show. Today we're asking the question, the very big question. What will the AI Utopia look like? Susan: We were a »
The words “hack” and “hacker” started in the same place in English language history, split in meaning to mean horse and a brutal action verb. Curiously, »
By road, the shortest road route is in fact 141.685 miles, and as the crow flies it is 120.495 miles. One assumes, that this »
Until recently, there’s only been one way to accurately produce real-time audio transcription: voice writers use dictation software to convert audio to text and real-time »
Scott: Welcome to the AI Show. Today, we're asking the question: What does the AI dystopia look like? Susan: Oh, man, we are going down the »
This is a wonderfully idiomatic way to affirm the undeniable fact that there are many things in life over which we have no control. Synonyms include »
Scott: Welcome to the AI show. Today we're asking the question, should AI be regulated? Susan: This is a big one—The government has figured out »
We know this means to be sick or ill, but why? Like so many set phrases in English, to be under the weather is a sailing »
In the spring of 2017, Google announced that their voice recognition WER (word error rate) had fallen to just 4.7%—putting it on the par »
Scott: Welcome to the AI show. Today we're asking the question. The big question, the really big question, the secret deep down thing that we think »
Scott: Welcome to the AI Show. Today we're asking the question: How is machine learning, or deep learning, affecting science? Susan: Actually I’m asking a »
When the speech recognition API you use fails to recognize the words that matter to you, it produces absurd sounding and often useless transcripts. Such annoying »
At the Talkdesk Opentalk 2018 Conference, Deepgram had the opportunity to talk to leaders about customer care. The 2018 Talkdesk Opentalk conference made patent one fact: »
Scott: Welcome to the AI Show. Today we're asking the question: What are the top mistakes in deep learning? Susan: We've got huge ones! We make »
Word Error Rate (WER) is a common metric used to compare the accuracy of the transcripts produced by speech recognition APIs. Speech recognition APIs are used »