Hm. Seems like something AI (well, whatever Siri is) could be trained to compensate for, especially since certain words consistently produce a stutter for some people with the condition.
Accessibility is always good, and it strikes me this might be exceptionally useful for those with neurological conditions that make using a touchscreen awkward but also can affect speech patterns. And if nothing else, the data gained from this effort will improve speech recognition more generally for everyone.
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