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Gladia is a cutting-edge AI tool designed for audio transcription, translation, and intelligence, streamlining data processing for businesses.

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How Gladia can help you:

Provides fast and highly accurate audio and video transcription, including speaker diarization and code-switching.
Enables translation from and to 99 languages with near real-time speech-to-text capabilities.
Offers a range of audio intelligence add-ons for in-depth insights, such as word-level timestamps and summarization.
Supports hosting in the cloud, on-premise, or air gap, ensuring 100% data safety in compliance with EU and US privacy regulations.

Why choose Gladia: Key features

Powered by optimized Whisper ASR for superior performance.
Easy integration with any tech stack, requiring no AI expertise or setup costs.
Reduces AI infrastructure costs by leveraging proprietary know-how for efficient hardware use.
Regular software upgrades provided at no extra cost, maintaining a technical edge.
Pay-as-you-go system for easy scaling to meet increasing processing needs.

Who should choose Gladia:

Content and media companies needing transcription, subtitling, and translation services.
Businesses looking to enhance virtual meetings with transcriptions and captions.
Workspaces seeking solutions for improved collaboration through translation and knowledge management.
Call centers wanting to improve customer experience and compliance through insightful call transcripts.
Developers aiming to embed advanced AI into their products effortlessly.

About Gladia

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https://www.gladia.io

Release Date

March 2024

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Transcription, Translation, Email assistant, Productivity, Deep learning, Engineering, Predictive analysis, Natural language processing, Creative and design

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