AI and the accent strain

AI accent confusion

If you’ve been following our previous blogs, especially those related to AI, you’re likely aware of the persistent challenges surrounding accents and transcription accuracy. Where an accent is particularly strong it’s much more difficult for AI to be able to correctly interpret what’s been said. We’re all unique… Indeed, we are, and not everyone finds …

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The history of the cassette tape!

cassette tape

Why on earth would we be thinking about the history of the cassette tape… they’re obsolete aren’t they?! Would you believe we actually received a recording for transcription on cassette tape just a few months ago! Now let’s be clear: we don’t get these on a regular basis but they do come to us from …

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Separating fact from fiction with transcription

Myths of transcription

Here at Fiona Shipley, we’ve built a reputation for excellence in transcription over the years. Our clients know they can expect to receive a timely and accurate transcription service from us, each and every time. But have you ever wondered how we manage to deliver such exceptional results? Let’s dive into the world of transcription …

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When medical transcription goes wrong…

medical transcription

We love it when we come across those amusing stories where things go wrong with transcription (think of it as the bloopers for our industry!) and there are some classic ones that we’ve seen within the medical transcription arena. Here are some of our favourites: Aside from this, even some of the medical terms themselves …

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The English language ChatGPT issue

English language ChatGPT

They say you learn something new every day… but it appears that’s not the case with ChatGPT! I hadn’t even thought of this issue until coming across this article recently: apparently the AI phenomenon is replicating how English dominates language around the globe – and may mean other languages and cultures become more and more …

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