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Services. 2026-06-13 20:50:08 - Paul D. Foy - LegalStuff I don't think I've made a post commenting on legal things but how about this one? Traditionally there used to be, and people regarded, a difference between the written word and the spoken word. I've often come across many, for example, lettings agencies who wouldn't take much account of what people said. They were only interested if things were written down and recalculated so that there was a confirmation of what has occurred and it could be relied upon as a reference and that these discussions had actually occurred. Now I'm using software which types down everything I have said and it will faithfully reproduce everything I have said and it will make very few, if any at all, mistakes. Now there's no difference between the written word and the spoken word. If you've seen it written down by me or attributed to me, it was probably spoken by me as well. I'm wondering, can you do that? Can you be beholden to exactly what you say in law and otherwise? That's quite an interesting thing I think. 2026-06-14 04:21:44 - Paul D. Foy - I love this tool. I love this software. I like how it clears up your ums and errs and smooths everything out. I don't think it's falsifying what you say to miss out a cough or miss out a sneeze or something like that. I don't think that's a falsification. I just think that's doing the sensible thing. It throws open so many interesting developments. I think it's always been the case that contracts can be done verbally but almost nobody ever seems to take use of the verbal word. It doesn't seem to count if it's not written down. It's as though it didn't occur. It's as though he can deny it. If you've said it, it doesn't count unless it's been written down. But now we've got a tool which can faithfully write down exactly what you say so you can hardly argue like that any more. I'm really impressed with it. I love using it. I wonder how much it's going to be developed more. For example can you say anything in English and have the output in text in any other language, any of the hundred other languages, just like that? I think you can already speak in a different language and it writes it down in the same language but can you speak in English and it comes out in Punjabi? That's just so powerful. Post a comment: |