AssemblyAI Debuts Vet Mode for Safer Vet Transcripts (Full Transcript)

AssemblyAI’s Vet Mode beta improves recognition of veterinary drug names to help avoid risky medication transcription errors.
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WE ️ PETS HERE AT ASSEMBLYAI Vet Mode transcription
Added on 11/12/2026
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[00:00:00] Speaker 1: So I'm here at a cat cafe for work, I promise, because we just released vet mode into beta. At Assembly AI, the whole company has pets, and our furry friends need accurate transcription too. Because vet drugs sound a lot like human drugs, speech attacks can hear something like hard guard and write hardcore instead. Or it hears zydex and writes xanax. And if it turns carprofen into ibuprofen, that's a drug that's toxic to dogs. That's why we built vet mode. It catches the vet drugs, a general model swaps for human ones, so the chart names the right drug. Vet mode is now in beta, the link is in the comments. Now if you'll excuse me, I think I've made a couple new friends here.

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AssemblyAI announced the beta release of Vet Mode, a transcription capability designed for veterinary settings. The feature aims to recognize veterinary drug names accurately and prevent general speech models from substituting similar-sounding human medications. The speaker illustrates risks with examples such as mishearing veterinary terms as unrelated words or confusing carprofen with ibuprofen, which is toxic to dogs. Vet Mode is positioned as a way to improve the accuracy of veterinary charts and medication documentation.
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AssemblyAI launches Vet Mode beta for veterinary transcription
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  • AssemblyAI has released Vet Mode in beta for veterinary transcription.
  • Vet Mode is designed to recognize veterinary medication names that general transcription models may mishear.
  • Medication transcription errors can create safety risks, including confusion between carprofen and ibuprofen.
  • The feature supports more accurate veterinary charts and drug documentation.
  • The announcement directs viewers to a link in the comments for beta access or more information.
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Positive: The tone is upbeat and promotional, emphasizing a practical safety benefit for veterinary professionals. Lighthearted remarks about working from a cat cafe and making new feline friends add warmth and enthusiasm.
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