Summary
- Earlier this year, Google launched Rambler within Gboard to enhance voice input by eliminating unnecessary words.
- Google Translate is reportedly developing a similar feature named Smart Assist.
- The functionality and potential limitations of Smart Assist remain unclear.
While voice-to-text technology seems promising, it often reveals the informal and chaotic nature of spoken language when we pay attention. Written communication typically demands clarity and formality, which is where tools like Rambler in Gboard come into play, helping to refine our spoken words. Now, it appears that Google Translate is working on a comparable feature of its own.
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