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The Transcribe feature should be available to you if you have the latest version of the Google Translate app on your Android phone.

To recall, the company had launched a Recorder app with the Pixel 4 that converted speech to text quite efficiently, and the latest Transcribe feature takes it a step further.

The feature had been shown off in an AI tech demo by Google and January, and is now rolling out.

Were launching a Transcribe feature in Google Translate that can convert speech into another language as its happening.

Starting in 8 languages, rolling out to Android today, more to come soon.

GoogleAI Sundar Pichai (sundarpichai) March 17, 2020 The Transcribe feature has been detailed on the official blog but essentially what it does is listen to speech in a certain language and then shows it as text in a different language.

At the moment, the supported languages include English, German, Hindi, French, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, and Russian.

To use the Transcribe feature, you need to have the latest version of Google Translate installed which will then give you an option called Transcribe along with the pre-existing options of Camera and Conversation.

After tapping on Transcribe you will have to select the source and target language from the dropdown and thats it.

According to the blog, you can pause or restart transcription by tapping the mic icon.

The feature allows you to see the original transcript, choose a dark theme, and change the text size by going to the settings menu.

As of now, the Transcribe feature is said to work best in a quite environment with a single person speaking at time.

If thats not the case, the app will try to give users the main idea of what is being said.

The app, as seen in the demo at the companys hardware event last year, was able to listen to English speech and show it in text with great accuracy using speech recognition and artificial intelligence (AI).

Back in January, Google had demoed Translates upcoming transcription at an AI tech demo event in San Francisco.

Now, the feature has officially been rolled out for Android devices in the form of Transcribe.

It has not reached all devices yet and will make its way to everyone in the next few days as stated in the blog post.

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