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maltawinds.com Posted by Vento on Minister for the Economy and Industry Silvio Schembri announced three projects that, with the use of Artificial Intelligence, will lead to the use of the Maltese language in the education and industry sectors to be on par with foreign languages. With an investment of more than €161,000, they will lead to the Maltese language being written, understood, and processed in the technology we use every day. This was stated during a press conference portraying a suc...

Share: The crypto industry has been disrupting every aspect of traditional finance, as well as many other industries out there, ever since it emerged. Its just that its impact was very small at first, and so nobody paid much attention for years, until now, when it grew and when every small step that it continues to make results in major coverage and positive further predictions. The AI marketplace is a good example of this. These days, many projects are trying to use AI and combine it with othe...

Speech Processing Solutions: Next-generation Workflow Solution With AI-powered Speech Recognition, Now in Australia Philips Dictation Australia and Nuance expands their partnership with SpeechExec Enterprise 7.0 SYDNEY--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The new version of the Philips dictation workflow solution for enterprise businesses, SpeechExec Enterprise 7.0 (SEE 7.0) is now available in Australia. The close collaboration between Nuance Communications and Speech Processing Solutions, the company behind Phi...

January 07, 2021 For English and Hindi speaking gadget users, tools like Siri, Alexa, and the Google Assistant come in handy. From culling out phone numbers, making calls, and getting answers for search queries, these artificial intelligence-based solutions have emerged as virtual secretaries. It is not the same case with the users in regional languages. The basic problem is scarcity of voice data samples in the databases. “You need to have datasets containing speech is crucial. In order to ...