Dear Microsoft, your latest Windows feature may be quite annoying
Summary
They need to have an artificial brain sitting on their keyboard like a wise, lonely cat, ready to get ahead of translating their thoughts into words. Naturally, my first reaction was to delight that I use Word on Mac rather than Windows and to pray to my wine supply -- hey, we all have to believe in something -- that these Text Predictions fail to come to my constantly tired MacBook Air. I feel a certain dissonance in the phrase: "helps users write more efficiently by predicting text quickly, timely and accurately." And I know I can quickly send another message to correct the halfwitted howlers that autocorrect regularly perpetrates without my instantly noticing. This part of Microsofts description also worries me: "Text Predictions in Word for Windows helps users write more efficiently."