Siri Teams with Martin Scorsese to Battle Bot Issues
In the latest Siri ad featuring Martin Scorsese, Apple presents an idealized version of the bot, attempting to prove it really does work.
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After taking on subjects like Bob Dylan, George Harrison, and the Rolling Stones, Martin Scorsese is making his next documentary about a political rockstar: Bill Clinton.
In the latest Siri ad featuring Martin Scorsese, Apple presents an idealized version of the bot, attempting to prove it really does work.
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