Ai will write Indian parliament mps speechs log atndance from their seats with fingerprint

Lok Sabha MPs are going to get a new digital experience in the monsoon session of Parliament starting on 21 July. Till now, where he had to go to the lobby for attendance, he had to sign physical or digital, now every MP will be able to register digital attendance through a multi-media device (MMD) on his seat. In this system, MPs will register attendance with the help of their I-card or biometric (thumb impression) and a pin. Along with this, preparations are also being made for AI-powered speech transcription and multi-lingual interpretation in the Lok Sabha, which can be implemented from this session or winter session.

The first MPs used to sign a digital pen on the register or tablet kept in the lobby of Parliament House, which came into force after the new Parliament House was built. But Deccan Herald’s report UnderNow taking this one step forward, the facility of attendance has been given at the touch-screen terminal present on every MP’s seat. These are the same terminals that were previously used only to read the daynda, documents or bills of the day. This upgrade will not only be able to avoid the lobby crowd, but will also stop the old system in which some MPs used to leave the House by attending.

In the report, citing sources in the Parliament Secretariat, it has been reported that now AI-powered speech-to-text system will be used instead of transplanting speeches manually. Through this, the speech of any MP can be converted into text in real time and translation will also be possible in almost all out of 22 official languages. Initially, Sindhi and another new language are being added to the interpretation system, while languages like Dogri and Konkani will also be included soon. Currently, interpretation facility is available in 17 languages in the Lok Sabha.

The AI-system will be used in both transcription and translation. Till now, human translators were used for interpretation in Parliament, but now with the help of AI, work is being done on making this process fast and accurate. According to reports, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has recently conducted a trial of this system with Tribal Panchayat representatives.

This system can be implemented soon in Rajya Sabha. However, in the beginning, the old digital tablet system will be run parallel for a few days so that the transition remains smooth.