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Harvard University will use technology developed by Verbit to transcribe classes for students that cannot attend live due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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The New York Post covers potential job opportunities for those impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, citing Verbit as one company offering employment through opportunities to edit AI-powered transcripts.
New York Post
Scott Ready, Accessibility Strategist at Verbit, shares insights with EdTechReview on how schools can move online amid the coronavirus pandemic.
EdTechReview
Artificial Intelligence transcription technology company Verbit has raised an estimated $65 million to boost its brand. The latest series B funding round, totaling $31 million, was led by New York City-based growth equity firm Stripes.
New York City Wired
Verbit Announces Strategic Partnership with STTI, Verbit CEO to Join Board of Directors: The leading legal transcription and captioning company, Verbit, partners with the Speech to Text Institute to drive digital transformation across the court reporting industry.
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The application of AI and other technology in the legal community is often grounded in more day-to-day concerns. These include automating mundane tasks, reducing costs, accelerating litigation through e-discovery and responding to the need for more access and efficiency.
Attorney at Law Magazine
"Emerging Technologies in Litigation" was a featured topic as part of the New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting in New York City. It explored the role of emerging technologies in the courtroom with a panel of local and federal judges among others.
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Providing students with more personalized learning has been a goal of university leaders for years. Experienced higher education professionals understand…
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AI-powered transcription company Verbit on Wednesday announced it has received a $31 million round of Series B funding that will…
EdScoop
The fast-rising artificial intelligence-powered transcription program Verbit has received a $31 million venture capital boost, the company announced Wednesday, bringing…
Bloomberg Law
The voice and speech recognition tech market is anticipated to be worth $31.82 billion by 2025, driven by new applications in the…
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