Ahmad Kamran 
Google has decided to introduce the live transcription feature in the Translate app on Android phones.
This feature will allow users to record audio in one language and render or play it in real-time in another language.
This feature is currently in its early stages, but Google’s technology was demonstrated last week and performed various artificial intelligence tests in San Francisco.
According to Google, this feature requires an internet connection to run, although Google Translate does not require internet to use AI translation. They will soon launch an offline update later this year.
The company said that real-time transcriptions of different languages are much more complex than translating texts. This feature won’t work on audio files, or at least not in the beginning, but the user can play the live audio on the smartphone microphone to use it.
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Google says this feature will improve the audio sentences, meaning that it will correct the choice of specific words based on the phrase, and also correct the accent and native dialect.
According to the company, over time the AI models will improve significantly. The launch date has not been announced by Google, and it just says that it will be available to users at some point in the future.
