The world is a changing place for such things as the use of acronyms. Technology has thankfully brought forward text creation apps that can be easily used on a smartphone for even the most complex of documents. Along with the foregoing speech recognition software has given to persons who suffer from disabilities such as Dyslexia the ability to achieve the same in their lives as those without such disabilities, backed up by legislation such as the Equalities act 2010.
In the above acronyms are not easily absorbed into such technology for as I stated earlier in this thread speech to text apps always look for full dictionary words as opposed to acronyms. However, users can of coarse add acronyms to their own personal dictionary.
In the above and by example, BBC can be added to the user's dictionary to avoid stating British Broadcasting Corporation each time the title is required. However, adding many acronyms to a users dictionary can become confusing not only to that user but also the app does not always respond correctly when an acronym is spoken.
In regard to words spoken the same but have different meanings (example duel and dual) then speech recognition obviously cannot differentiate between the two meanings but grammar correction apps are now rapidly advancing and reducing such errors.
However, apps which completely eliminate such errors in the context of a paragraph or compleat document are still only available on at minimum laptops with high-end processors. However, as device central processers, speech and word processing technology advance at the rate as of present, that drawback it would seem will soon be eliminated.
The above technological advances have released the very many who suffer text disabilities both in reading and writing to achieve their full potential, and many now at the very top management in various industries are those who also suffer from such disabilities as Dyslexia.
However, in the above, I feel it will be acronyms that will reduce in use as I cannot see how those will ever fit into that technology easily.
Also, being someone who suffers a limited form of Dyslexia, I have been criticised for "not conforming to forum conventions" in not using acronyms on this forum.