
What happened
A free app called Embedding Gemma Transcribe runs offline on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later. It transcribed a 15-minute-4-second Stanford speech in 3 seconds using about 715MB of models.
Why it matters
It shows an embedding model built to encode meaning, not to recognize speech, can be repurposed for transcription.
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