Cohere Releases Open-Weight Speech Recognition Model with 5.4% Error Rate
AI company Cohere launched Transcribe, an open-source automatic speech recognition model that achieves a 5.42% word error rate across 14 languages.
AI company Cohere launched Transcribe, an open-source automatic speech recognition model that achieves a 5.42% word error rate across 14 languages.

Cambodia's parliament approved legislation to combat online scam operations that have made the country a regional cybercrime hub.

A federal judge has issued an injunction halting the integration of Nexstar and Tegna after regulators allowed the companies to exceed television ownership limits.
German industrial giant Thyssenkrupp and India's Jindal Steel have suspended talks for a potential steel business stake deal.

The Big 12 Conference discontinued its experimental LED glass basketball court after a Texas Tech player was injured slipping on the surface.
The UAE has detained 21 individuals under cybercrime laws for content related to Iran's regional conflicts, while calling for Iran to halt attacks on neighbors.

British officials deny pausing the Chagos Islands handover deal after a minister suggested discussions were on hold following US criticism.

Kaillie Humphries presented President Trump with the prestigious Olympic medal during a women's history month event at the White House.

Hedge fund manager Bill Ackman described government-sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as undervalued investments, contributing to stock gains.

An individual described as a security guard for Rep. Jasmine Crockett was killed during a confrontation with Dallas SWAT officers Wednesday night.

Former New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been granted citizenship and a passport from Albania through a special presidential decree.

The 2026 NBA Draft attracted 71 early entrants, marking the lowest number of underclassmen declaring since 2003.

Florida's Todd Golden criticized LSU coach Will Wade for recruiting professional players to return to college basketball.
Government data shows 281 primary pupils were permanently excluded in spring 2025 for physically assaulting adults, double the previous rate.
Changes in Republican positions on psychedelic drugs and Democratic criticism of health policy decisions highlight evolving political dynamics around substance regulation.
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