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AssemblyAI

Speech AI · AI & Machine Learning

Overview

Employees

95

Founded

2017

Location

San Francisco, California

Industry

information technology & services

About

AssemblyAI is a San Francisco-based applied AI company founded in 2017. It specializes in providing Speech-to-Text and Speech Understanding APIs that help developers and enterprises transcribe, analyze, and create voice-enabled applications. The company aims to democratize access to advanced AI models, allowing developers to build voice AI products more efficiently.

AssemblyAI offers a unified API platform with three main services: high-accuracy Speech-to-Text for converting audio and video into text, ultra-low latency streaming Speech-to-Text for real-time transcription, and advanced Speech Understanding that extracts insights from audio data. Their technology is utilized across various industries, including media, customer service, healthcare, and technology, serving a global audience of developers and enterprises. AssemblyAI is trusted by over 10,000 companies, including notable clients like Zoom, Delta Airlines, and Spotify, positioning itself as a key infrastructure partner in the Voice AI space.

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