Update README to Recommend MacOS Sonoma for Core ML to avoid hallucination #1917
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Description:
This pull request introduces a small yet significant update to the README.md file, specifically aimed at address a common issue many users experienceed for using Core ML with older version of MacOS.
I've observed consistent reports related to transcription hallucination issues on older MacOS versions:
#1901
#1862
#1767
Changes Made:
Added a recommendation for MacOS Sonoma (version 14) in the README.md to guide users towards a version that offers better compatibility and fewer issues with transcription hallucination.