TechnologySeptember 1, 2026
diarization
dye-uh-rye-ZAY-shun
Definition
The process of automatically partitioning an audio recording into distinct segments according to the identity of the speakers.
Etymology
The term is a specialized technical coinage derived from the word diary, using the suffix -ization to indicate the process of turning audio data into a 'diary' or record of who spoke when.
In the news
The article uses diarization to describe how Meta's new model can distinguish and identify multiple voices during recordings, a feature essential for meeting transcription.
Meta’s Muse Voice Transcribe Brings Real-Time Dictation to Every Mac App
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