Right after the 14.5 update, I notice three processes "oahd-helper", each consuming 100% CPU (ended after few minutes). According to Google they translate Intel code to Arm - but the task should only run when an application is launched.
I found this, which seems reasonable/logical if you think that the update may have updated Rosetta which then required it to re-compile and recache any translated code to the laters spec?
I noticed today that when changing SIP mode (either enabling or disabling), upon reboot my macOS Monterey CPU usage is heavily consumed by a series of oahd and oahd-helper processes. Researching re...
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Other than that I wouldn't pay it much more attention.