Autocorrect pisses everyone off, but a recent development shows it may be smarter than you think.
Twitter has gone viral with users who have noticed that the newest version of Apple’s iOS software corrects the word “lardass” to “Kardashian”.
And while the autocorrect is usually the source of complaints, most people seem to agree that the insult and the name for the reality star who is most known for her body are interchangeable.
It works #Lardass #Kardashian #cakebythepound ?????? pic.twitter.com/4bRQYe0qpY
— Kat Fisher (@KITKATFISHER) December 15, 2015
But when you type ‘lardass’, it tries to auto correct it with ‘Kardashian’
— Luke Brooks (@luke_brooks) December 15, 2015
I have a new found respect for Apple’s autocorrect. #kardashian #lardass https://t.co/wjKLP8upxR
— matt larsen (@larsenmatt) December 15, 2015
LOL lardass automatically autocorrects to Kardashian on iPhones… Apple is savage af ?
— Taylor Gould (@TaylGould) December 15, 2015
Apple has been contacted for comment but it is not clear if this is something that has happened thanks to algorithms and SIRI’s artificial intelligence, based on how people use their phones, or something done by developers.
However, users seem pretty amused by the software, which came out last week, although people didn’t notice bug until December 13th, which shows you how often people actually say lardass.
Do you think it was on purpose? Share with us your thoughts in the comments below!
