Speech recognition startup Deepgram is launching a $10 million accelerator program to help develop voice applications.

Not programming APIs for speech recognition, but the replacement of the traditional text editor to produce programs. The companies, Serenade and Talon, have very different styles.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking remains the most powerful beast in speech recognition, but cheap or even free tools are staking out territory for simpler tasks.

Howard University and Google are teaming up to change speech recognition for Black Americans through a partnership called “Project Elevate Black Voices.” ...