Users who posted about the problem found that the iPhone’s dictation feature would briefly show “Trump” when a user said “racist” before correctly switching to “racist.” According to Apple, the speech-recognition feature may temporarily display words with some phonetic overlap before landing on the correct word.

Apple's iPhone voice-to-text periodically flashes "Trump" when a user speaks the word "racist." Fox News Digital reached out to Apple about the flaw but did not hear back.

CNBC's Jon Fortt sits down with Amazon CEO Andy Jassy to discuss the company's new AI-powered Alexa, how it ties into the overall business, and much more.

Apple is addressing a dictation bug on iPhones where the word 'racist' was mistakenly transcribed as 'Trump'. The issue surfaced on social media, prompting a swift response from the tech giant.

Brian Nowak, Morgan Stanley senior analyst, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss Amazon's new AI-powered Alexa, if there's room to capture market share, and much more.

Apple's iPhone voice-to-text feature has recently stirred up controversy due to a peculiar glitch that emerged in a viral TikTok video. The video showcased a

Amazon unveiled the Alexa Plus personal assistant that uses generative artificial intelligence to make it more useful for individual users during the Amazon Devices event in New York City.