> [..] typed “annoyed” and Google suggested he change it to “angry” or “upset” to “make your writing flow better.” Why would their algorithm do this? Like, wh

> [..] typed “annoyed” and Google suggested he change it to “angry” or “upset” to “make your writing flow better.” Why would their algorithm do this? Like, whether that's a bug or intended, how could their algorithm have ended up suggesting that "annoyed" was non-inclusive?