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I battle iOS' autocorrect everyday. It suggests irrelevant words over others that should be obvious based on the context (like the name of the person I'm responding to, or domain-specific vocabulary that is already contained in the body of the email I'm responding to). I look forward to local LLMs making it smarter

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More generally I think it’s a low-hanging fruit for iOS to become smarter and more informed about its owner’s habits, contacts, writing style, jargon, travels, music preferences, etc and make better recommendations.

Apple is in a unique position to do all this computing at the edge without compromising privacy

Siri is literally the most stupid “virtual assistant” I can’t believe Apple is already pushing mixed reality boundaries but can’t fix Siri

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That’s too extreme for me 😅 I’m sitting too deep inside Apple’s walled garden to consider switching.

Is autocorrect on Android context-aware though?

E.g., if I reply to an email, I expect autocorrect to figure out that I’m very likely to be using the sender’s name in my opening line

I have literally considered switching to Android because of how stupid iOS feels so much of the time.