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- Emma · 0:00
Okay, you two have to see what this app just did with our conversation.
- Olivia · 0:04
What app? Come on, show us.
- Jack · 0:06
Hang on — how did it even do that?
- Emma · 0:08
It turned the last few minutes of us talking into text — look, it's all right here on the screen.
- Olivia · 0:14
Wait, that's genuinely everything we said? It even caught me mumbling into my cup.
- Jack · 0:19
Hang on, how does it know that was you and not me?
- Emma · 0:22
That's the clever part. It separates who said what, and it puts our names next to each line.
- Olivia · 0:28
It's got 'Olivia' next to mine already. How did it learn my name?
- Emma · 0:31
I recorded you once before, and it recognises your voice again across different recordings, so it labels you automatically now.
- Jack · 0:39
So next time I open my mouth it'll just know it's me. That's a little bit unsettling and very impressive.
- Olivia · 0:46
And what's this bit at the bottom, the short paragraph?
- Emma · 0:50
That's a little summary it wrote itself, so if we chatted for an hour I'd get the gist in a few lines.
- Jack · 0:55
Honestly that would save me in every meeting I sit through half-asleep.
- Olivia · 0:59
Okay, but where does all of this actually go? I'm a bit funny about my voice ending up somewhere.
- Emma · 1:06
That's the part I like most, it all happens right here on the phone. Nothing gets sent off to some faraway server.
- Jack · 1:12
So it's not leaning on the cloud somewhere the way the big apps do?
- Emma · 1:17
Not at all. I turned the internet off on the train yesterday and it still transcribed the whole thing.
- Olivia · 1:23
Alright, I'm sold. Is this one of those things that nibbles away at my wallet every single month?
- Emma · 1:29
No, you pay once and it's yours to keep. That's honestly why I finally bought it.
- Jack · 1:34
Right, order another round and let's watch it write down every embarrassing thing we say.
Emma demonstrated an app that transcribed their recent conversation into text, noting it even captured Olivia's mumbling. The software automatically attributed lines to specific speakers by recognizing their unique voices based on prior recordings. Emma explained that the summary generated at the bottom was created instantly on the phone without sending any data to a cloud server, proving it worked even offline. Since the app requires only a one-time purchase rather than a recurring subscription, Jack agreed to order another round of coffee to continue testing its features.
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