Developing low-latency speech-to-speech translation on Bittensor
Interpreters are called in every day across Australian policing: street stops, stations, crime scenes, domestic and family violence callouts, formal interviews, traffic matters, and community engageme…
We recently announced our first reseller partnership with Line21, and are about to start work on our first customer POC with them.
Interpreters are called in every day across the NHS: in A&E, wards, GP surgeries, mental health teams, you name it. But when a patient can't easily speak English, things slow down fast. Diagnoses get …
Language interpretation - turning spoken words from one language into another in real time - keeps global business, healthcare, diplomacy, and daily conversations running smoothly.
Watch our MVP beat Google Translate in interpreter mode:
It's August 15, 2024. Two fathers celebrated their children's A-level results over email. Babelbit founder Matthew Karas's son had gotten into Cambridge. Mike Lynch's daughter Hannah had gotten into O…
By @matthew_karas , Babelbit founder We run Babelbit, an AI startup building low-latency speech-to-speech translation software. While Bitcoin has crashed 40% since October, our subnet token has grown…
By Matthew Karas, Babelbit founder
