[jxcl]

This has inspired me.

I do a lot of stargazing and have experimented with voice memos for recording my observations. The problem of course is later going back and listening to the voice memo and getting organized information out of what essentially turns into me rambling to myself.

I'm going to try to use whisper + AI to transcribe my voice memos into structured notes.

[inciampati]

You can use it for everything. Just make sure that you have an input method set up on your computer and phone that allow you to use whisper.

That's how I'm writing this message to you.

Learning to use these speech-to-text systems will be a new kind of literacy.

I think pushing the transcription through language models is a fantastic way to deal with the complexity and frankly, disorganization of directly going from speech to text.

By doing this we can all basically type at 150-200 words a minute.

[navigate8310]

It would be really amazing if you could expand your workflow a little, especially how you have stitched everything together.

[bluerooibos]

> That's how I'm writing this message to you.

Neat. Can you explain your setup a little? How do you go from voice to whisper to writing in this reply input form on a webpage?

[mkbkn]

I'm a noob and not a dev either. Can you please explain how to set this all up?

If it matters, I managed to install Jan AI on my Linux Mint and able to use the Mistral model. I use an Android phone if it helps. Thanks.

[hsuduebc2]

Cool. Not sure why downvoted.