Comment by ianbicking

If you just give the transcript, and tell the LLM it is a voice transcript with possible errors, then it actually does a great job in most cases. I mostly have problems with mistranscriptions saying something entirely plausible but not at all what I said. Because the STT engine is trying to make a semantically valid transcription it often produces grammatically correct, semantically plausible, and incorrect transcriptions. These really foil the LLM.

Even if you can just mark the text as suspicious I think in an interactive application this would give the LLM enough information to confirm what you were saying when a really critical piece of text is low confidence. The LLM doesn't just know what are the most plausible words and phrases for the user to say, but the LLM can also evaluate if the overall gist is high or low confidence, and if the resulting action is high or low risk.