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Audio and Written Transcription and Translation

U.S. Department of Justice — Drug Enforcement Administration · Police and forensics · 2025

status as stated: PilotUse-case inventory entryTranscriptionMIT Lincoln Laboratory

The DOJ 2025 inventory lists Audio and Written Transcription and Translation for U.S. Department of Justice — Drug Enforcement Administration. The row states the stage as Pilot; it classifies the use case as Classical/Predictive Machine Learning for Law Enforcement and says it addresses This technology automates the transcription and translation…

This technology automates the transcription and translation of Spanish and Mandarin Chinese audio files from lawfully seized devices and authorized communications.

Status date given by the source: 01/2024.

Official record: justice.gov · archived copy
Read: 2026-09-07 · primary document read
Found via: doj-inventory-2025
Notes: DOJ spreadsheet row DOJ-0329; original component field: Department of Justice / DEA.

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