Three jobs, one flow
Newsrooms usually need three separate people or tools for this: someone to listen and type, someone to translate, someone to write. AI Journalist does all three in order — and hands the result to you for the part that needs judgment.
- Transcribe. The spoken language is detected automatically and the speech is converted to text, with optional speaker labels and timestamps.
- Translate. The text is delivered in the language you choose — a clean transcription when it already matches, a natural meaning-for-meaning translation when it does not.
- Write. On a separate click, the article is drafted from the whole recording: headline, lead, sub-heads, quotes, context.
Popular directions
| Spoken | Article | Typical job |
|---|---|---|
| Hindi | Tamil | One press meet, several regional editions |
| Tamil | English | Regional radio and TV, filed for the national desk |
| English | Hindi | Briefings and podcasts for Hindi readers |
| Hindi | English | Rallies and interviews for an English audience |
| Arabic | English | Diplomatic and regional coverage |
Every combination of the 30 output languages works. See the full Indian-language workflow.
Five article formats
| Format | Built for |
|---|---|
| News report | Press conferences, announcements, breaking developments |
| Feature | Longer pieces built around a person or a place |
| Interview | Q&A and profile write-ups |
| Brief | Short items for a web desk or newsletter |
| Press release | Communications teams drafting from a briefing |
You stay the editor
Check before you file. Verify names, numbers and every direct quote against the recording — timestamps take you to the exact second. The editing pass turns the draft into copy you would put your name on.
Frequently asked questions
Can Hindi audio become a Tamil news article?
Yes — that is the core of AI Journalist. The spoken language is detected automatically, and you choose the language of the output from 30 options. Hindi audio to a Tamil article, Tamil radio to English wire copy, an Arabic briefing to a Hindi feature: any spoken language to any output language, as text or as a finished news article.
How is this different from a transcription app?
A transcription app stops at text in the language that was spoken. AI Journalist goes the whole way: it detects the language, transcribes, translates meaning-for-meaning into the language you choose, and — on a separate click — writes the news article with headline, lead, quotes and context. You can still use it purely to transcribe.
What do I get after converting a recording?
Clean text in your chosen language with optional speaker labels and timestamps, and an article draft written from that text: headline, lead paragraph, sub-headings, quotes and context. Export as TXT, Markdown, DOCX, PDF or SRT.
Is the article ready to publish as it is?
Treat it as a strong first draft. AI can mishear names, numbers and heavy accents, so check every quote, figure and proper noun against the recording before you publish. You are the editor; AI Journalist removes the typing and translating, not the responsibility.