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The disability doesn't have to be impaired hearing. Maybe you suffer from a reading disability and find the feature useful for practicing reading, or for some
by gibspaulding 7y ago
The disability doesn't have to be impaired hearing.
Maybe you suffer from a reading disability and find the feature useful for practicing reading, or for some reason have trouble focusing on text or audio on its own, but can improve your comprehension by having both simultaneously.
- scarface74 7y agoIf you have a reading disability, the last thing you want is an imperfectly transcribed, imperfectly punctuated text representation that would not be like what you would read normally. Text to speech translation is a well known and well solved problem that computers have been able to do well since the mid 80s. Speech to text - not so much.