Transcription Accuracy
How accurate are transcripts?
SozAI uses modern ASR tuned for a wide range of languages and media types; in practice it performs very well on clean audio, uploaded videos, and YouTube sources thanks to its multi-language models and post-processing. SozAI pairs diarization and LeMUR-powered summaries so you get not just words but structured, readable notes after processing. Note that SozAI currently does not offer live transcription: accuracy claims apply to uploaded or pasted content.
Krisp advertises accuracy up to 96% for supported languages during real-time meetings and voice recordings. Its edge is live processing and built-in noise cancellation that improves input quality for ASR during meetings. That means in noisy live calls Krisp can produce very accurate live transcripts because the audio is cleaned first. However, Krisp supports fewer languages (16) which can limit accuracy on less-common languages or dialects.
Bottom line: For uploaded audio and video in many languages, SozAI offers strong accuracy and downstream features; for noisy live calls where immediate transcription is needed, Krisp’s noise cancellation plus real-time captions often yield better in-meeting accuracy.