Apple has announced that its upcoming software, iOS 17, will no longer autocorrect swear words. The new software will use a transformer language model that learns from users’ typing habits, making the autocorrect feature more personalized and accurate. The technology will also suggest words or sentences as users type, similar to Google’s productivity apps. Additionally, the new speech recognition model will improve voice dictation accuracy. The announcement was made during Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference. The new machine learning technology is expected to provide a faster and easier experience for users. iOS 17 is set to launch soon, with users eagerly anticipating the new updates.
Apple’s iOS 17 to Stop Autocorrecting Swear Words with Machine Learning
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