Canonical's New AI Tool Wants You to Talk to Ubuntu Instead of Type
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The dictation tool planned for Ubuntu 26.10 is an important step for accessibility and, by the way, a useful tool for productivity. Ubuntu places special emphasis on security and data protection. The upcoming speech-to-text tool Myna is named after the bird of the same name Mynah or Bergbeo (Gracula religiosa), a songbird native to Southeast Asia with the ability to
Ubuntu announces the Myna project. It is a voice dictation function, Speech to Text, for Ubuntu Desktop. Its use is simple: a keyboard recouci allows you to speak naturally and the text appears in the application. To work, Myna relies on dedicated models installed on the machine. Ubuntu highlights:- local operation- no network connection- the microphone is activated only on request of the user - the processing is done in memory. The information …
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