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This is the NEW iOS. Before updating to iOS 17, this did not happen to me. With the new 'transformer' autocorrect, it does. Supposedly it is context aware and t
by s3p 3y ago
This is the NEW iOS. Before updating to iOS 17, this did not happen to me. With the new 'transformer' autocorrect, it does. Supposedly it is context aware and that is why it is correcting past words as you keep typing.
- ronsor 3y agoI guess Apple needs a bit more than attention to have a good autocorrect model.
- jorvi 3y agoIt was already swap-a-roo’ing since iOS 16, maybe even 15. It also somehow misses simple corrections. Try it right now, it doesn’t know that “ennencuiate” should correct to “enunciate”. Or even “dejline” to “decline”. What’s worst about the swap—a-roo’ing is that it will replace a common logical word in a sentence with something seldom-used. Like, it’d correct “overwhelmingly just not how it works” to “ontologically just not how it works”.