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Atlassian used Transcribe 2.0 in @Loom and found it more accurate at capturing user instructions. Dictate your change requests using Loom, then directly export to Cursor to code it up.

SpaceXAI

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SpaceXAI17 days ago

Grok Voice Transcribe 2.0 is twice as accurate as its predecessor in customer-support calls, spoken credentials, and short voice commands.

SpaceXAI17 days ago

Introducing Grok Voice Transcribe 2.0. It’s the world’s most accurate speech transcription model.

SpaceXAI17 days ago

Transcribe 2.0 is available today in the Grok Voice API at $0.10/hr batch, $0.20/hr streaming. Read the blog to learn more:

Dev Kumar17 days ago

@loom Great 👍

John Herzog17 days ago

@loom The Loom-to-Cursor handoff makes this feel practical — the transcript feeds a change request instead of ending as a standalone recording

ᙡ卄༏†ཇ17 days ago

@loom Ousama 😱

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