No, Apple isn't subliminally calling Trump a racist with its iPhone dictation feature

AppleInsider
Feb 25, 2025, 4:15 pm633 pts
Conspiracy theorists believe Apple may be subliminally programming speech-to-text dictation users by briefly showing "Trump" when the word "racist" is said, which is obviously not true. Voice Memos showing the audio waveforms for the spoken words 'Trump' and 'racist' Machine learning algorithms can be fickle…

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