Great advancement has been made in computerized or automated voice-to-text services, but we believe those applications are still best left to daily personal use. These technologies still lack the native understanding, critical thinking, and human interpretation of accents or slurred speech to make them reliable in the eyes of the law. A trained court reporter can type rapidly in shorthand to keep up with the pace of multiple speakers and recognize difficult or hard-to-hear parts of speech that AI would misinterpret–damaging the integrity of the entire document.