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Artificial Intelligence can conjure both mystery and hesitation. The application of AI and other technology in the legal community is often grounded in more day-to-day concerns. These include automating mundane…
A session on the role of emerging technologies in the courtroom was part of last month’s New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting in New York City. “Emerging Technologies in…
Providing students with more personalized learning has been a goal of university leaders for years. Experienced higher education professionals understand that each learner brings a unique blend of experiences and…
AI-powered transcription company Verbit on Wednesday announced it has received a $31 million round of Series B funding that will allow it to expand its offerings. The company’s technology, which…
The fast-rising artificial intelligence-powered transcription program Verbit has received a $31 million venture capital boost, the company announced Wednesday, bringing its total investments to $65 million since the startup launched…
The voice and speech recognition tech market is anticipated to be worth $31.82 billion by 2025, driven by new applications in the banking, health care, and automotive industries. And Tom Livne, who…
Verbit, a Tel Aviv and New York-based startup that provides AI-assisted transcription and captioning services to professional users, today announced that it has raised a $31 million Series B round…
Verbit is excited to announce the close of a $31 million Series B round, led by growth equity firm Stripes and with participation from Viola Ventures, Vertex Ventures, HV Ventures,…
The innovation of AI applied to legal transcription will result in an updated version of the invaluable profession of court reporting. Court reporters are the quiet force driving court system…
About 50 years ago, college freshmen were expecting protests and poetry on campus, and 30 years ago, they may have been arriving ready to step into a management class and…
