AI-Enhanced Document Scanning Introduces Upload and Orientation Glitches
Since a word-processing app added AI-powered scanning features, users report the app falsely claiming documents were uploaded when they weren't, and pages being rotated upside-down during scanning. This undermines trust in a core everyday workflow of digitizing paper documents.
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