Calling Caitlyn Jenner By Bruce Jenner? Siri Will Correct You
While most of society is getting used to Caitlyn Jenner’s transformation from Bruce Jenner, technology has wasted little time correcting mankind. Siri, your helpful guide who takes cursing in stride and offers great tips on travel, food, and research queries like a beast, has been automatically updated on Caitlyn Jenner’s formal name. The oftentimes hilarious AI, who gives an interesting response to “What’s 0 divided by 0?”, will tell you Caitlyn Jenner’s real name is Caitlyn Jenner.
Siri has evolved quite well over time, but users often wonder if she’s developed too fast. If you test Siri three consecutive times, by asking her to perform various math problems with zero, after the third attempt, she asked me not to have her divide by zero any more – it would be like asking you to grow a third arm. The recent update to Caitlyn Jenner and her gender change hasn’t been perfected, but gets help from computational knowledge engine Wolfram Alpha. Siri doesn’t know much about Kris, Khloe, or Kendall, and really hasn’t dug into her gold medal history.
The 65-year-old took home the Arthur Ashe Award, given to athletes past and present who display courage, and has watched her writing career blast off. Her concentration is solely on transgender issues, in hopes to affect millions of individuals, young and old, who may fear societal defaming for “coming out.” Everyone’s entitled to their own opinion of this dramatic event that’s taken entertainment and sports by storm, just don’t argue with Siri when it comes to Caitlyn Jenner.
Siri’s often-catty personality reflects when cursing at her, requesting favors she can’t conceivably provide (of a sexual nature or sometimes otherwise), or asking for directions to places that she’s never heard of. However, it’s obvious that Steve Jobs’ company has programmed her to follow social trends, correcting responses to Caitlyn Jenner when called Bruce is clearly incorrect, as dozens of Bruce Jenners exist in America. Coy or curt, Siri backs Caitlyn 100 percent by correcting one’s miscues.
Apple’s knowledge navigator was acquired by Apple in 2010 when it was an application developed by Siri, Inc. It would’ve been available on Android and Blackberry phones, too, but all efforts to continue programming ceased when Apple purchased Siri. Some refer to Siri as Steve Jobs’ first lady, although it’s been asked of Siri if she’s been intimate with Steve. No dice.
Caitlyn Jenner’s remarkable transgender experience has taken our world by storm. Follow the entire journey here at Inquisitr, or on Twitter.
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