- By Ram Sagar
How much easier would life be, if there was an application that would transcribe your recorded lectures or interviews as notes for you? How about if one can also visualise easily which part of those hour-long lectures would have the much-needed emphasis.
This can be done using a typical slide bar on the screen where users go to and forth until they get the right one. However, in this comfort-driven era that crowns optimisation and ease of operation, there is no room for trial and error when the algorithm can do that for us in the background.
Google, which has spearheaded the ML research in the last decade, has packaged all nice things into an app and have released it by the name of Recorder. Right now this option is only available to Pixel4 users.
However, the machine learning t
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Ram Sagar
I have a master's degree in Robotics and I write about machine learning advancements.
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