True, but voice recognition errors typically involve an oddly-out of place word or two which you can usually spot and mentally correct. That's less likely to ma

True, but voice recognition errors typically involve an oddly-out of place word or two which you can usually spot and mentally correct. That's less likely to make you take the wrong series of steps than a completely coherent and topic-relevant "hallucinated" sentence that just happens to not be part of the guide at all. Edit: although in this instance the LLM pretty heavily editorialises the transcript anyway...