How you can leverage machine learning to improve transcription services.

It's no secret that voice recognition has advanced significantly since IBM introduced its first speech recognition machine in 1962. With voice-driven applications like Amazon's Alexa, Apple's Siri, Microsoft's Cortana, and many voice-responsive features of Google, voice recognition has become increasingly embedded in our daily lives as technology has evolved. Every new voice-interactive device we introduce into our lives, from phones to computers to watches to refrigerators, increases our reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. Artificial intelligence is one disruptive technology that has altered the way valuable data is handled. When working with large analyzable sets of data, such as text, machine learning is thought to be at its best.