
The use of ASR (automatic speech recognition) to convert speech to text is everywhere. It can be a very useful accessibility tool for people with hearing loss, enabling captioning on demand for live, face-to-face conversations, remote meetings, telephone conversations, media, and more.
How do ASR-generated captions, especially with the use of AI-based techniques, compare to human-generated captions? Even more fundamental is how do we measure caption performance? These and other topics are open for discussion in the ASR and Speech-to-Text group.
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