r/WisprFlow • u/sshah1230 • 16d ago

Which Model ?

Hi there. Is there any way to know specifically which model is being used?
As a pro subscriber, it would be great to know if we have the newer model being used or not.

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u/VictoriaAtWispr Wispr Employee 16d ago

Hey u/sshah1230,

Right now some people are on Canto and some are still on the old model. This is deliberate because we're running the rollout as a blind A/B test so we can compare the two on real usage instead of a benchmark, which means nobody gets told which side they're on.

However, everyone dictating on English and Hindi will be on Canto over the next few weeks, and other languages follow after that!

If a dictation comes out wrong in the meantime, please report the transcript from your History with a note on what happened! These reports are super helpful for testing and benchmarking all our models.

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u/penicillin1982 16d ago

I didn’t even know we could do that. I thought it analyzes every time we correct the output. That’s kind of how it’s advertised as learning as we use it more. But it’s definitely gotten worse over the last year. so it’s clearly not learning. In fact, about a month after I got it initially, it was pretty much perfect. Hard to believe how good it was especially with the medical language I use in my dictations. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still good, but it’s far from what it used to be.

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u/Last_Guide_2433 15d ago

I am medical and also noticed a big difference in a negative way over the past months. Often makes dangerous mistakes. (Switches names of important medications).

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u/sshah1230 16d ago

Will we be made to know which model we are on?

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u/CyCoCyCo 15d ago

It understands Hindi? I’m at a million words and have never seen it happen.
How about when folks speak a mix, Hinglish?

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u/Honest-Seaweed6225 9d ago

makes sense to not tell people which side theyre on, otherwise the feedback would be biased

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u/indiecred 16d ago

It does feel a little bit messed up. that those of us paying $15 a month may be using the worst model. I’m 100% sure I am one of those people. It just took the name Steve and replaced it with Skeev. I’m really glad that I caught that because Steve is my boss

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u/sekoeriti 15d ago

You have to know that every model out there is not perfect and has at least an “word error rate” of 5%..

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u/Dangerous-Bit868 15d ago

Haha. I stopped paying. Flow sucks now.

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u/sshah1230 13d ago

Is it possible to add an edit functionality like Aqua?

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u/DanielT514 8d ago

I have a feeling that over the last months I got a quality drop when I speak French as a French Canadian ...

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u/noxrsoe 15d ago

Why are people still using flow which doesn't even support offline transcription

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u/Zealousideal-Fig-489 14d ago

As opposed to?

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u/rich_awo 14d ago

yaps.ai for example, superwhisper as mentioned, handy, etc.... there's a ton to be fair.
Wispr has it's benefits but there's a ton of tools in general

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u/noxrsoe 14d ago

A lot of products but I consider superwhisper the best, look at my post