Although some users suggest that this may be the result of an accidental encoding, the former Siri member at Apple John Berkeley believes this is probably a technical failure.
Apple has identified the existence of an error in the iPhone dictation system, sometimes incorrectly changing the word racist to Trump. Macrumors write about it.
This problem was discovered by users after a video with a bug began to spread on social networks, including Tiktok. It is known that when dictating, the word “racist” is interpreted as “Trump”, after which it is automatically corrected in the correct word.
Apple’s representative explained that the problem arose because of the “phonetic coincidence” between these words, and the company was actively working on its removal. According to the Wall Street Journal, other words containing the consonant sound “R”, such as “rampant” (mad) and “rampage” (excitement), were also temporarily replaced by “Trump” during dictation.
Although some users suggest that this may be the result of a deliberate scode, the former member of Siri at Apple John Berkeley believes that this is probably a technical failure, though it will not exclude the possibility that this bug can be added to the system or arise from for the data features used to teach artificial apple intelligence.
Now Apple can’t tell if this bug has been preceded, or has been noticeable after recent updates to the system. However, the company has confirmed that he is working on correcting this problem and will provide updates in the near future.
Keep in mind that in 2024 Apple managed to earn nearly $ 100 billion in subscriptions and services.
Apple has become the most expensive brand in the world in succession.
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