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      <title>Koyal Speech to Text Models</title>
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      <description>A week ago, we released Koyal: open speech transcription models for Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu. The official post has all the details. This is my personal side of it, plus a small script so you can try it on your own recordings today.&#xA;Why Koyal matters to me I&amp;rsquo;ve believed every language deserves tools built for it, and small open models are how that becomes real. You can download them, run them yourself, and adapt them without depending on anyone&amp;rsquo;s API.</description>
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