Google wants to incorporate the Royal Spanish Academy’s dictionary into Google search and incorporate it into its language model. This is an important move not only to improve the quality of searches, but also to feed its artificial intelligence with suggestions and corrections.

Likewise, an important step is being taken with Google’s keyboard, Gboard. Company announces integration of thousands of new words

For generations, autocorrection has been a challenge to solve. Microsoft with Swiftkey, Google with Gboard and Apple with its keyboard, a race with a clear winner. Google has been implementing recommendations into Gboard for generations, and now it wants to take it one step further.

Autocorrect is a big challenge on phones

Google announced this RAE will integrate its dictionary into Gboardand in the search itself. When it comes to Gboard, Spanish is not a language that will make your job easier. Google tells us about surnames like García, regions like Coruña or Jaén, and other words that may be subject to correction because they’re not reflected in Gboard’s AI language model.

Integrating the RAE dictionary into Gboard allows: keyboard app updatedwith terms like “cryptocurrencies, ibuprofen or tempura” that are not as integrated as we are told.

Likewise, starting from this week Royal Academy Dictionary to be integrated into search Therefore, you can find out the meanings of the words, examples of how to use them, etc. Whenever we call, the source of the calls will be RAE. So we will see the results of dle.rae.es and rae.es.

The integration of the dictionary into Google tools does not end there, because suggestions from Google Docs, Gmail’s Smart Compose feature and different grammar corrections implemented in Google applications are fed by this project together with the Academy

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