> But it's often a monumental endeavour to cross the gap between 70% and 90% accurcacy; 90%-95% even more. That sounds exactly what we went through in the late

> But it's often a monumental endeavour to cross the gap between 70% and 90% accurcacy; 90%-95% even more. That sounds exactly what we went through in the late 90's with voice recognition (remember dragon naturally speaking and via voice?).