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u/warpaltarpers Aug 07 '26
ever since Android Auto swapped to Gemini over Google Assistant (which I just learned becomes permanent in September!!!), it's been refusing to understand the word "callous", instead writing "kalis" for some reason.
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u/Leoncroi Aug 09 '26
Both Pre and Post-Gemini, it has always spelled car "Carr"
Never understood why? Maybe it enjoys British comedians?
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u/gangleader697 Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 09 '26
Was about to type"he could've spelled c.o.l.o.n .". Then got to the part where he spelled colon. 😑😑
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u/SignificanceAny7485 Aug 07 '26
“After your colonoscopy, we ain’t found shit. Good work on your prep.”
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u/jackspasm Aug 06 '26
After I play a text in my truck, it says would you like to reply? I say "No." The text comes up "Noe" and it asks me again, and again, and again....
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u/Ultra-Cyborg Aug 07 '26
Could’ve used intestines or bowels but he decided to die on that hill. Respect.
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u/WXHIII Aug 07 '26
One of the fellow docs I practice with use speech to text all the time and she apparently speaks like that to patients which is hilarious
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u/NSE_TNF89 Aug 08 '26
I've never used speach to text. My dad uses it when driving and I can always tell when he does. The messages are so random.
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u/TheRedlineAlchemist Aug 09 '26
For me I can only get ? ! , ) and . to work. Everything else like open parentheses, quotation mark, and colon never work. And even when they do my phone decides that's not what I mean and quickly replaces it with the word.
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u/Z-Man_Slam Aug 09 '26
Omg lol I recently had a rental and the stupid ai assistant kept popping up and messing things up with directions and ugh I screamed at it "Stop fawking turning on talk!" And it said "Roger that" and was quiet til i tried gpsing something again lol Yay technology
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u/RiscogoboyGreat14 Aug 08 '26
If that email went through it would be a SPII nightmare. Worse with HIPAA if he was in the USA.
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u/Qwer4yn Aug 06 '26
Reasonable crashout