Phonetic autocorrect for voice typing

Google said many things about its AI and natural language processing (NLP) capabilities, but these strengths translate into two main features for users.

One, there’s faster speech recognition for supporting instantaneous voice typing, and it’s further enhanced with phonetic autocorrect, e.g. offering “Katherine” as an alternative to “Catherine”. The transcription capabilities also cascade down to transcribing automated calls, so you can stay off the hook while speedrunning through your bank’s maze-like hotline inputs.

Second is Interpreter Mode, which is similar to Microsoft Translator. Google demonstrated real-time, translated conversations with Marie Kondo (yes, that one) in Japanese and English.