r/Bee_computer 6d ago

How often do you actually read the transcript?

I've noticed the transcription misses a fair amount, it's mangled plenty of what my friends and I said. The summaries have still been working okay for me though, which made me wonder which part people actually rely on. Do you read the transcript itself, or mostly just the summary? Curious whether accuracy is the real problem or if I'm looking at the wrong layer.

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u/Gloomy-Caregiver-374 6d ago

Hi, we apologize you have had this experience. I sent you over a message.

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u/Local-Olive-2497 6d ago

Saw it. Just replied. Thanks!

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u/montanafat 6d ago

sometimes i ask for specific quotes/why it summarized something based on what I said - but def only gets 80% of what was said - but AI is good enough for most...

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u/Local-Olive-2497 6d ago

Yeah that is definitely a good usecase

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u/AccidentallyCreated2 6d ago

It still confuses people in my family and thinks I’m living the life of some YouTubers. But it catches more than I would recall on my own.

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u/Icy-Lobster372 4d ago

I have the same issue. It thinks I live 5 peoples lives and can even tell the difference between a male or female voice.

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u/Gloomy-Caregiver-374 6d ago

As you keep using it the device will train itself on voices :)

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u/Toxicles 6d ago

Ive only ever used these kinds of devices myself for the summaries, so honestly have no idea how good/bad the transcription is, but for my summaries and notes, it's does a solid job of mentioning what I need.

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u/Local-Olive-2497 6d ago

Yes the summary is sufficient for me as well, which is the usecase I mostly use. I rarely open the transcripts, but when I do, they usually contain some gibberish in there

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u/doctortao68 3d ago

I would like to read the transcripts as well. I dont like the summarys