AI - predictive text?

[hotponyshoes]

Is this available yet?

The predictive text on my phone is ok but not great. It seems to be based more on my historical use rather than anything else.
Ie, it's just suggesting words/phrases I commonly use rather than any actual prediction of the message I am writing.

I know AI can't read my mind but I'd have thought it would be possible to read the message I am replying to, or the type of forum I am posting a thread on and suggest relevant stuff.

For example, if I press the middle button repeatedly now..
I have a look for a while but if I have to wait a couple more weeks then I would be able be there in the next few weeks ago so we could..

It turns to gibberish..
Just wondering if there was an app or something I could install to upgrade it a bit?

 

[Shedendman]

I know AI can't read my mind

Yet

 

[Dev]

I fed your post into chatGPT (a large language model - what people call AI) and this is what it said;

Yes, AI predictive text technology is available and has been continually improving over the years. The quality of predictive text suggestions can vary depending on the specific AI model and the application you are using. Most modern smartphones and keyboard apps utilize AI-based predictive text, but the quality of suggestions can differ.

AI predictive text typically relies on a combination of methods, including your historical usage patterns and sometimes contextual analysis to suggest words or phrases. While it can't read your mind, it does its best to predict what you might want to say based on your previous interactions.

However, there are third-party keyboard apps and AI text prediction tools that offer more advanced predictive text capabilities. These apps often use more sophisticated AI models and might provide better context-aware suggestions. Some popular options include SwiftKey, Gboard, and Grammarly Keyboard, which integrate AI-based predictive text with enhanced features.

To upgrade your predictive text experience, you can try installing one of these third-party keyboard apps and see if it provides more accurate and contextually relevant suggestions for your messages and forum posts. Keep in mind that the quality of predictions can still vary, and what works best for you may depend on your personal preferences and writing style.

 

[Dev]

Pretty soon it’ll be bots replying to new topics posted by bots, if it isn’t already

pay no attention to the android avatar

 

[selectedgrub]

who needs to type anything these days just use the like button

 

[Wildefalcon]

Like.

 

[redlig]

Garbage in - Garbage out.

 

[selectedgrub]

Like.

+1

 

[ajlelectronics]

Pretty soon it’ll be bots replying to new topics posted by bots, if it isn’t already

pay no attention to the android avatar

But then we might start seeing posts in coherent English with punctuation, so every cloud etc.

 

[colnerov]

But then we might start seeing posts in coherent English with punctuation, so every cloud etc.

Or people might start proofreading before posting. No, that won't happen.

 

[RaceDiagnostics]

Or people might start proofreading before posting. No, that won't happen.

Haha, I prooof read after posting them always have to go back and edit.

 

[optima21]

I fed your post into chatGPT (a large language model - what people call AI) and this is what it said;

Yes, AI predictive text technology is available and has been continually improving over the years. The quality of predictive text suggestions can vary depending on the specific AI model and the application you are using. Most modern smartphones and keyboard apps utilize AI-based predictive text, but the quality of suggestions can differ.

AI predictive text typically relies on a combination of methods, including your historical usage patterns and sometimes contextual analysis to suggest words or phrases. While it can't read your mind, it does its best to predict what you might want to say based on your previous interactions.

However, there are third-party keyboard apps and AI text prediction tools that offer more advanced predictive text capabilities. These apps often use more sophisticated AI models and might provide better context-aware suggestions. Some popular options include SwiftKey, Gboard, and Grammarly Keyboard, which integrate AI-based predictive text with enhanced features.

To upgrade your predictive text experience, you can try installing one of these third-party keyboard apps and see if it provides more accurate and contextually relevant suggestions for your messages and forum posts. Keep in mind that the quality of predictions can still vary, and what works best for you may depend on your personal preferences and writing style.

and all you were wanting was a yes or no answer

 

[Wildefalcon]

Yes.

 

[colnerov]

Haha, I prooof read after posting them always have to go back and edit.

Haha, yes, you and me both.

 

[tom2207]

The man who invented predictive text actually died last Wednesday ...


His Funfair is on Monkey ..