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>>scared+(OP)
There is a certain amount of irony that people try really hard to say that hallucinations are not a big problem anymore and then a company that would benefit from that narrative gets directly hurt by it.

Which of course they are going to try to brush it all away. Better than admitting that this problem very much still exists and isn’t going away anytime soon.

>>nerdjo+A84
I think that’s why Apple is very slow at rolling out AI if it ever actually will. Downside is way too big than the upside.

>>crypto+xt4
Even the iOS and macOS typing correction engine has been getting worse for me over the past few OS updates. I’m now typing this on iOS, and it’s really annoying how it injects completely unrelated words, replaces minor typos with completely irrelevant words. Same in Safari on macOS. The previous release felt better than now, but still worse than a couple years ago.

>>jmaker+mb5
It’s not just you. iOS auto correct has gotten damn near malicious. E seen it insert entire words out of nowhere

>>TylerE+Wc5
Spellcheck is an absolutely perfect example of what happens with technology long-term. Once the hype cycle is over for a certain tech, it gets left to languish, slowly degrading until it's completely useless. We should be far more outraged at how poor basic things like this still are in 2025. They are embarrassingly bad.

>>trilby+wh5
> it gets left to languish, slowly degrading until it's completely useless

What do you mean? Code shouldn't degrade if it's not changed. But the iOS spell checker is actively getting worse, meaning someone is updating it.

>>nottor+zq5
Real code has dependencies and they sometimes change, including growing undocumented behavior or new bugs.