Conversations are fleeting, but their content can be invaluable. Today’s final challenge: audio transcription. Let’s see how Samsung Galaxy AI and ChatGPT, who impressed us in Part 1: Writing Style, Part 2: Real-time Translation, Part 3: Grammar and Spelling Guardians, Part 4: Breaking Language Barriers, and Part 5: Web Warriors, handle capturing spoken words.
Challenge #6: Voice Recorder – Audio Transcribe
Ever record an important conversation but struggle to decipher the details later? Galaxy AI comes to the rescue with its built-in audio transcription feature within the Voice Recorder app. Simply record your conversation, save the voice note, and upon opening the file, you’ll be prompted to transcribe it. Choose your preferred language and hit transcribe – Galaxy AI takes care of the rest.
But what truly sets Galaxy AI apart is its ability to distinguish between multiple speakers. During transcription, the AI separates the conversation by speaker, labelling them as “Speaker 1” and “Speaker 2.” This eliminates the tedious task of manually differentiating voices later on, a significant advantage over ChatGPT.
ChatGPT – Lacks Speaker Distinction
While ChatGPT might offer some level of audio transcription functionality, it falls short when it comes to multi-speaker conversations. Its transcripts wouldn’t differentiate between speakers, leaving you with the time-consuming job of sorting them out yourself.
The Champion Emerges!
For its seamless integration, multi-speaker distinction, and overall user-friendliness, Galaxy AI takes the final round with a full point.
Final Score
- Galaxy AI: 8.5 points (1 point for this round)
- ChatGPT: 3.5 points (0.5 points for this round)
Samsung Galaxy AI Claims Victory!
Throughout this series, we’ve explored the strengths and weaknesses of Galaxy AI and ChatGPT. Galaxy AI emerges as a clear winner, excelling in user-friendliness, real-time translation, conversation interpretation, and even audio transcription with multi-speaker distinction. However, the fight for AI dominance is far from over. Both assistants have room for improvement, and future updates might change the landscape.
You can also check out the official page here for more information on Samsung Galaxy AI.
