Answer
Suggestions are deliberately not binding. Users see the captured content and can correct the task, date, recipient or text, or discard the suggestion entirely. A linguistically plausible suggestion can misread the intended time or intention; that is why no automatic acceptance may bypass the review step.
Corrections are valuable for product development, but should not be collected as a central training data set without clear consent. In the current local model, rules and profiles can be improved on the device. What matters for everyday use is that the user can return to the original memo at any time and can see which parts were suggested rather than confirmed by themselves.
As of 3 September 2026
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