The development of automated voice and speech systems—the computer programs that automatically convert speech to written text—may have some effect on the court reporting field, but there are no current systems that can accurately handle multiple speakers, and it's unlikely that such technology will exist in the near future. Therefore, captioners and court reporters will be in demand for years to come. The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) predicts that employment for all court reporting occupations will grow faster than average, around 7 percent, through 2028.
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