Ministry of Justice: Courts, Automatically Transcribed with Artificial Intelligence
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The audio recordings in the courtrooms will be automatically transformed into text, using speech-to-text technology, "reducing significantly the time needed to transcribe them as a result of the completion of a PNRR project. The project "Development of integrated audio recording systems in the courtrooms and automatic transcription components (speech-to-text), funded by the National Recovery Plan [...] Article Digitalisation of Justice / Audio r…
The Ministry of Justice announced, on Tuesday, that audio recordings in the courtrooms will be automatically converted into text, using speech-to-text technology. This step is to reduce "significantly the time needed to transcribe them", writes Agerpres.
The Ministry of Justice has announced the completion of the project through which the systems of audio recording and automatic transcription of court proceedings have been developed and extended at the national level. The project, funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), took place over a period of 32 months, according to Mediafax. The new solution allows the automatic transformation into text [...] Article The Ministry of Jus…
The OPTIMUS platform has been extended to 1,023 rooms in 245 judicial institutions and is integrated with ECRIS through PNRR funding.
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