Typo equivalent for a speech recognition mistake

Question

A typographical error (a.k.a. typo) is a mistake made in the typing process (typing "hlelo" instead of "hello").

Is there any word to designate a mistake made when writing a text through a speech recognition program?

The error may result from the imperfectness of the speech recognition engine, from the imperfectness of the speaker's pronunciation, or from a mixture of both.

I am aware of the question “Typo” for speech? but it focuses on the imperfectness of the speaker's pronunciation, and doesn't consider speech recognition.

Answer 1

Not quite what you're looking for, as I understand you want a word that implies that the speech recognition engine made a mistake, but the slang word speako might get the message across.

From Wikitionary:

Noun

speako ‎(plural speakos)

A mistake made when speaking, for example saying the wrong word accidentally.

Answer 2

I propose "dicto" for "dictographical error." Dictographical isn't a word, but dictograph definitely is.

"Dicto" can be retroactively applied to errors in dictation processes, even if a human was involved in transcribing the dictation.