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How can AI and human transcribers effectively collaborate in the transcription process?
## Transcription Time Warp: Is AI Making Human Transcribers Obsolete?
**[Host]:** Welcome back to “Tech Talk.” Today we’re tackling a question many in the transcription world are asking: are robots coming for our jobs? AI-powered transcription software is becoming increasingly sophisticated, but can it truly replace the human touch? To help us navigate this complex issue, we’re joined by Sarah Lee, a veteran transcriber with over a decade of experience. Welcome, Sarah.
**[Sarah Lee]:** Thanks for having me.
**[Host]:** So, Sarah, you’ve witnessed firsthand the evolution of transcription. What’s your take on these new AI tools?
**[Sarah Lee]:** They’re impressive, no doubt. The accuracy has improved dramatically, and they can handle large volumes of audio quickly. But I believe there’s still a vital role for human transcribers.
**[Host]:** Where do you see those limitations?
**[Sarah Lee]:** Nuance, context, and emotion. AI struggles with identifying sarcasm, understanding regional accents, or picking up on subtle cues that inform the meaning behind the words. These are areas where human ears and understanding shine. [[1](https://www.notta.ai/en/blog/how-to-transcribe-an-interview)]
**[Host]:** So, you’re advocating for a collaboration rather than a competition between humans and AI?
**[Sarah Lee]:** Exactly!
Imagine AI handling the heavy lifting, transcribing the basic text. Then, human transcribers can focus on refining that text, adding the nuances and ensuring accuracy. It would be a more efficient and effective workflow, benefiting both professionals and clients.
**[Host]:** That’s a fascinating perspective!
Thank you for sharing your insights, Sarah. This is definitely a conversation that will continue to evolve as technology advances.
**[Sarah Lee]:** My pleasure.
