It appears that you're encountering a known issue with Samsung's AI spelling correction, particularly on devices like the S25 Ultra, and similar to issues seen on the S24 ultra. Here's a breakdown of what's happening: * Overly Sensitive Content Filters: * Samsung's AI, designed to filter inappropriate content, is sometimes overly sensitive. This results in it flagging perfectly normal text as potentially offensive. * This issue is not limited to overtly offensive language. It can be triggered by words or phrases that are considered sensitive, even if used in a neutral context. * There are reports of the AI flagging certain words related to skin color, and also words within the LGBTQ+ community. * User Reports and Community Feedback: * Online forums and communities, like Samsung's own community pages and Reddit, are filled with users reporting similar problems. * This indicates that the issue is widespread and not isolated to a few devices. * Potential Causes: * The AI's algorithms might be too strict in their interpretation of what constitutes inappropriate content. * The language database used by the AI might contain overly broad or inaccurate filters. * There is also the possibility that in an attempt to be extremely cautious, the filters are set to a very high level of sensitivity. * What can be done: * Keep your phone's software updated. Samsung might release updates to address this issue. * Providing feedback to Samsung through their community forums or support channels can help them understand the extent of the problem and prioritize a fix. * Users could try alternative keyboard applications, that may have different AI and filtering settings. It's clear that Samsung needs to refine its AI's content filtering to avoid these false positives.
