I noticed this on your website regarding transcription --
"More accurate than Deepgram, supporting 50+ languages with a word error rate of just 8.6%."
Can you explain how this helps me? At the end of the day you are not my transcriber, wouldn't I want to test using transcriptions produced by the transcriber that I'm actually using in production?
"More accurate than Deepgram, supporting 50+ languages with a word error rate of just 8.6%."
Can you explain how this helps me? At the end of the day you are not my transcriber, wouldn't I want to test using transcriptions produced by the transcriber that I'm actually using in production?