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Emerging Ethical and Legal Issues Related to the Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Voice Cloning, and Digital Audio Recording of Legal Proceedings
In an unprecedented move, NCRA has published “Emerging Ethical and Legal Issues Related to the Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), Voice Cloning, and Digital Audio Recording of Legal Proceedings,” its first white paper highlighting...
read moreCareers in Stenography
Did You Know … Court reporters and captioners use cutting-edge technology to bring the spoken word to text accurately in real time Their unique skills are in high demand and so are job opportunities It doesn’t take a four-year degree and high tuition costs to reach...
read moreLights, Camera, Action!
Migliore and Associates would like to welcome our newest videographer and office assistant, Ashleigh Skaggs. Our business cannot run without someone scheduling, billing, processing transcripts, and so much more. Behind the camera, she will be recording and...
read moreDigital failure noted in major South Carolina trial
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QhIQOPLwHw Digital recording companies make promises they can't deliver with regard to their automated speech recognition capabilities. For The Record (FTR) charged $450 for "something that was, as you saw, not of much use."The Indiana...
read moreThe benefits of pro bono work
The call from the out-of-state attorney seemed much like any other. “We’ll need a court reporter and videographer to cover a deposition. Are you available?” But this call turned unusual. After obtaining the scheduling information, the next question was, “Do you do pro...
read moreAre your deposition transcripts falling short of the promise of being true and accurate? Start by looking at the certificate page.
I’ve received multiple complaints about the quality of transcripts lately. (No, not those produced by my firm.) In each and every instance, it’s the same local company, and it’s always a digital reporter who appeared as the officer before whom the...
read moreNCRA STRONG: Beware of buzzwords!
Authored by Liz Harvey Our profession is under attack. It seems like a new transcription company pops up every day pretending to be a technology company, promising something new and exciting. Even though they offer an inferior product, they have effective marketing...
read moreWould you let Siri be your court reporter?
https://www.thejcr.com/2021/11/12/ncra-strong-would-you-let-siri-be-your-court-reporter/
read moreAutomated Speech Recognition: Important distinctions to be made between voice writing and digital reporting
As published in the National Court Reporters Association's Journal of Court Reporting, July 2021 Advances in technology are wonderful, but embracing technology before it is road-tested, perfected, and proven effective can come with dangers and ethical questions...
read moreWhen statutes and court rules are silenced by stipulation
Busy litigators know that a successful deposition takes preparation and research. But they’ve never had to worry about the qualifications of the deposition officer. Now that may be changing. There is a risky trend infiltrating the stenographic court reporting industry...
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