Blurt Brings Fast, Multilingual Dictation to Apps (Full Transcript)

[00:00:00] Speaker 1: Hey, I'm making a launch video of our first dictation app called Blurt. To show you a demo, I'm going to go to Google Doc, and first, I'm going to talk in English. And you have no Espanol también. I can also speak a little Hindi. And you will see this transcribed English to Spanish to Hindi. The language switch happens smoothly with lowest latency I've seen, with the support of 18 languages. And this app is built on our Universal 3.5 Pro flagship model. I'm going to show you one more cool thing. You can go to the app, go to settings, and define the key terms, such as names, like Nguyen, Vietnamese name, Sean, Maharashtrian, and some medicines, like Prenuvel, Tarvastatin. And we're going to do a magical demo. I'm going to be like, hey, prescribe Prenuvel to Harnoor. Sean should take probably Minoxidil. And Nguyen should take Tarvastatin. And I'm just making a video. Don't prescribe anything. So now you see that names, medical names, Harnoor, Sean, Nguyen, absolutely rightly spelled names, rightly spelled medicines, all got it right like magic. And as you dictate more, it will learn the key terms. You can add it there. And that's not it. This is built on our dictation API. So this app is basically built with one endpoint, which is a dictation call. Typically, we have dictation apps built on two steps. Step number one, voice to text, then LLM to clean it up, like remove the ums, ahs. But we give you all in one step so that you could customize and send your instructions in the same API request. If you notice, hi, um, ah, I don't know what I'm saying. You will see immediately ums and ahs are removed. So that's what makes our app Blurt special, being built on top of our dictation API. We can't wait to see how you use it and what you build with our dictation API. Thank you.