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I am convinced. - anonymous

Posted: Sep 23, 2010

ASR just got a horrendous Indian name absolutely perfectly, but in an earlier report never got JOSE correct -- put all kinds of jibberish including "folate." In about 6 tries, it put something different every time, but got an Indian name correctly????????

LOL! Pretty clear where the techs and programmers - of the ASR are located, isnt it? nm

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Glad to see others are thinking the same thing - CyberlandMT

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Had an ASR last week where word put in was Allah (word dictated was not even close).

LOL! Like Im sure US ASR techs would be sure - to program in the word "Allah".

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It's just SO important to our medical records here in the U.S.

Ha ha - maybe someday it will be mandated by AHDI that all U.S. doctors dictate in Hindi. Stranger things have happened, in this business!

PS: I already know Allah and the Hindu language - are not related. Just making a point. ;)

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