Apple Changes iPhone Autocorrect to Stop Ducking Problem

Apple is adjusting the autocorrect function in the new iOS 17 update to learn users' habits, stop changing expletives to "ducking," and provide autofill and word prediction suggestions.
The new iOS will temporarily underline autocorrected words so users can quickly change them back and will get smarter over time by learning from users' changes.
Apple announced the update at WWDC along with a new mixed reality headset called Vision Pro, revamped MacBook Air, and other features like video voicemails and location sharing.
The update aims to resolve an issue that has frequently changed curse words to "ducking" and improve the keyboard's ability to fix grammatical errors and predict words and phrases.
The new autocorrect will run on Apple Silicon, Apple's in-house processors, to make the keyboard more accurate.