Sonix, an emerging leader in speech recognition, compared its speech recognition engine to the biggest players in this space including Google, Amazon, and IBM.
The results are mixed with Google & Sonix recognizing “Laurel”. Amazon recognizing “Year Old” which is closer to Yanny. And IBM recognizing both “Yeah role” and “Laurel” which is like a mix of Yanny and Laurel.
To conduct the test, Sonix used the Yanny vs. Laurel version that Cloe Feldman first posted on Twitter.
Here are the results:
Google’s Speech API
Amazon Transcribe
Sonix
IBM Watson Speech to Text
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