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Does AI transcribe every accent as General American? Variety normalization in phonetic transcription by multimodal models
Multimodal language models transcribe speech phonetically and are already proposed for pronunciation teaching, with the transcription treated as a neutral record of the signal. This study tests whether such a model preserves the variation between speakers or moves it toward General American (GA). Ge
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