[0031] The computing devices 106 are configured with a meeting client application 108 and appropriate hardware (e.g. a microphone or webcam) for generating audio 114A and 114B, respectively, and/or video of a meeting attendee 104. The meeting client application 108 might be the SKYPE, SKYPE FOR BUSINESS, or TEAMS meeting client applications from MICROSOFT CORP., the ZOOM meeting client application from ZOOM VIDEO COMMUNICATIONS, the CHIME meeting client application from AMAZON.COM, INC., or another application from another vendor that facilitates audio and/or video conferencing. [0032] During meetings, meeting client application 108 shares the audio 114 and/or video generated by each attendee computing device 106 with the computing devices 106 of the other attendees 104. In this way, each of the attendees 104 can hear and/or see the other attendees 104 in the meeting. It is to be appreciated that networking components, server computers, and software components other than those shown in FIG. 1 can be utilized to enable this functionality. [0033] In some configurations, the context-aware transcription system 102 operates in conjunction with the meeting client application 108 to transcribe spoken words in the audio 114 to generate a text transcription 112 of a meeting. In order to enable this functionality, the meeting client application transmits the audio 114 generated by a computing device 106 to the context-aware transcription system 102. In turn, the context- aware transcription system 102 generates a transcription 112 of the audio 114 in real time. Details regarding the generation of the transcription 112 will be provided below with regard to FIGS. 2-7. [0034] In some configurations, the transcription 112 is transmitted to the computing devices 106 associated with meeting attendees 104 during a meeting. The meeting client application 108 can receive the transcription 112 and present the transcription 112 to the attendees 104 during the meeting in a UI 110 in real time. The UI 110 can, for instance, overlay the text of the transcription 112 on video content generated by the computing devices 106 during the meeting. Details regarding one such UI 110 will be provided below with regard to FIG. 6. [0035] FIG. 2 is a computing architecture diagram that shows additional aspects of the configuration and operation of the context-aware transcription system 102 shown in FIG. 1 and described briefly above. In particular, FIG. 2 illustrates aspects of the context-aware transcription system 102 for generating a meeting-specific statistical language model 216 for use in transcribing the audio 114 of a meeting.