This could convince us to try Google Docs' voice typing again.
, which is widely used by the TechRadar team. Microsoft's speech recognition and accessibility tools have also taken big leaps recently in apps like Word.' built-in equivalent can match the accuracy of its increasingly impressive rivals, it could become a much more widely-used tool. Particularly as it'll also work in Google Slides to display a speaker's words in real-time.
The feature should also continue to improve thanks to another upgrade; expanded support to"most major browsers". Google hasn't yet said which browsers, but it's safe to say that Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge could be included. We'll likely find out when the update starts to roll out over the next month. Google Workspace users who are subscribed to Rapid Release updates will start to see it arrive from today, but most of us will see a gradual rollout over two weeks from February 6.Google hasn't been explicit about what technology is powering its voice-typing upgrade in Google Docs, but it's likely similar to the AI-based interface if offers to businesses for improving services like customer interactions.
AI tech has been improving rapidly in the visual space with the likes of Dall-E and Midjourney, along with chatbots like ChatGPT. Handwriting recognition has also seen been given a big boost. But speech is arguably one of the most useful areas for AI development, for both usability and accessibility. And reliable speech-to-text software is just the start.based on only a three-second sample.
For now, the rapid improvements in speech-to-text technology found in the likes of Google Docs (and indeed, the
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