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According to a post on X by @ElevenLabs, the company has launched Scribe v3 and Scribe v3 Live speech-to-text models. ElevenLabs calls Scribe v3 its most accurate transcription model yet, built for noisy real-world audio. The post says the model can tell pauses from sentence ends and track who said what in busy meetings. CEO @mati calls it state of the art for transcription, though the available snippet is truncated and omits some details.
According to a post on X by @ElevenLabs, the company has launched Scribe v3 and Scribe v3 Live speech-to-text models. ElevenLabs calls Scribe v3 its most accurate transcription model yet, built for noisy real-world audio. The post says the model can tell pauses from sentence ends and track who said what in busy meetings. CEO @mati calls it state of the art for transcription, though the available snippet is truncated and omits some details.
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ElevenLabs calls Scribe v3 its most accurate transcription model yet, built for noisy real-world audio, telling pauses from sentence ends and tracking who said what in busy meetings. CEO @mati calls it state of the art for transcription. Why it matters: Better transcription in noisy, multi-speaker settings...
The post suggests developers and businesses building meeting tools, voice agents and captioning products could get better transcription in noisy, multi-speaker settings. End users of those tools would be the ones to notice any gain in accuracy. Watch for independent testing or published benchmarks, since this signal currently rests on the company's own claims.
Creators may want to watch whether this becomes a usable production tool or changes content workflows.
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