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Product improvements

Check out the AssemblyAI changelog to see weekly accuracy and product improvements our team has been working on.

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New Dashboard and Real-Time Data

This week, we released an entirely new dashboard for developers:

The new developer dashboard introduces:

  • Better usage reports for API usage and spend
  • Easier access to API Docs, API Tokens, and Account information
  • A no-code demo to test the API on your audio/video files without having to write any code

1

New Dashboard and Real-Time Data

This week, we released an entirely new dashboard for developers:

The new developer dashboard introduces:

  • Better usage reports for API usage and spend
  • Easier access to API Docs, API Tokens, and Account information
  • A no-code demo to test the API on your audio/video files without having to write any code

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General Improvements

  • Fixed a bug with PII Redaction, where sometimes dollar amount and date tokens were not being properly redacted.
  • AssemblyAI now supports even more audio/video file formats thanks to improvements to our audio transcoding pipeline!
  • Fixed a rare bug where a small percentage of transcripts (0.01%) would incorrectly sit in a status of "queued" for up to 60 seconds.

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General Improvements

  • Fixed a bug with PII Redaction, where sometimes dollar amount and date tokens were not being properly redacted.
  • AssemblyAI now supports even more audio/video file formats thanks to improvements to our audio transcoding pipeline!
  • Fixed a rare bug where a small percentage of transcripts (0.01%) would incorrectly sit in a status of "queued" for up to 60 seconds.

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ITN Model Update

Today we've released a major improvement to our ITN (Inverse Text Normalization) model. This results in better formatting for entities within the transcription, such as phone numbers, money amounts, and dates.

For example:

Money:

  • Spoken: "Hey, do you have five dollars?"
  • Model output with ITN: "Hey, do you have $5?"

Years:

  • Spoken: "Yes, I believe it was back in two thousand eight"
  • Model output with ITN: "Yes, I believe it was back in 2008."