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AI Voice-to-Text on Phones and Tablets
You can talk and AI types it out — great for stories and notes.
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What this lesson covers
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- 1The big idea
- 2dictation
- 3speech-to-text
- 4accessibility
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Section 1
The big idea
Most phones and tablets have a microphone button on the keyboard. Tap it, talk, and AI types what you say. It's amazing for writing fast or if typing is hard.
Some examples
- Tap the mic on your phone keyboard and try a sentence.
- AI usually adds punctuation if you say 'period' or 'comma'.
- It works in lots of languages.
- People who can't use their hands easily rely on this every day.
Try it!
With a grown-up, try voice typing a 2-sentence message. Did AI get every word right?
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