Over the last decade, most speech-to-text services admitted keeping and humans listening to source recordings beyond what was disclosed in terms of service. In

Over the last decade, most speech-to-text services admitted keeping and humans listening to source recordings beyond what was disclosed in terms of service. In fact, one of the early “AI/ML” transcription services (which at the time blew away competitors including Google) turned out to be almost zero machine processing, almost entirely a human transcription farm in Egypt. With almost 100% of the services, including those provided by members of FAANG, admitting this, it seems the risk/reward calc didn’t deter, and a “give the benefit of the doubt” algo seems inappropriate.