Voice-To-Text LLMs

Voice-to-text large language models are like magical scribes that can write down everything you say. When you talk, these smart helpers listen carefully and then quickly type out your words on a screen, just like how you might write down notes in your notebook!

Here are five examples of these smart helpers:

1. Google Speech-to-Text: This tool listens to your voice through a microphone and writes down what you say. It's used a lot on phones and computers to help people send messages or search for things online without having to type.

2. Apple Siri: Siri can understand when you talk to it! You can ask it to send a message, play your favorite song, or look up something on the internet, and it writes down what you say to understand and do the right thing.

3. Amazon Transcribe: This is a tool that helps write down things from videos or talks. For example, if you watch a cartoon and you want to see all the words the characters say as text on the screen, Amazon Transcribe can help with that.

4. Microsoft Azure Speech to Text: This is another smart helper that can listen to your voice and write down what you say. It's used by lots of different apps to make it easier for people to use their phones or computers by talking instead of typing.

5. IBM Watson Speech to Text: This tool is super smart and can understand lots of different languages. It helps write down words from talks or meetings, so people can read what was said later.

6. Samsung Voice Input: This feature is part of Samsung's keyboard and allows users to convert spoken words into text directly on their Samsung devices, making it convenient for messaging, searching, or note-taking.

7. Google Gemini 2.0: Enable the mike and prompt away for text responses and images.

These magical scribes make it easy to talk to machines just like you would talk to your friends, and they help everyone communicate better, especially if they can't use their hands to type.