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{Watch the video and complete the text according to what you can understand.
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If you got { yourself _8 } the new Iphone, then you { fell _4 } in love with the SIRI. Because she's { helping _7 } you do stuff, like make phone calls. You can joke { around _6} with her, you're flirting with her and she is { pretty _6 } helpful.
SIRI is { unique _6 } and the reason for this is SIRI isn't just voice { recognition _11 }, SIRI can actually understand { language _8 }, she knows how language is modeled and she can apply { logic _5 }. And this makes her { feel _4 } far more intelligent and human than { anything _8 } else. Now, we know from things like ATM's that when { machines _8 } are as reliable as humans we'd { rather _6 } use machines. People are using SIRI way { more _4 } than Apple anticipated. And SIRI is { learning _8 } everyday which is making her smarter and smarter.
So, if Apple opens SIRI to third party developers { there _5 } is gonna be a flood of new voice enabled applications. SIRI will help you { buy _3 } things, make your travel { plans _5 }, make phone calls for you, she will learn your { preferences _11 }. SIRI is really gonna become a { personal _8 } assistant the beginning of actual artificial intelligence. And { this _4 } is a big deal. Eric Schmidt, from Google, claimed to the Senate Subcommittee on Competition Policy the { biggest _7 } threat to Google is SIRI, because one day you { might _5 } stop using Google completely and ask her instead. So, { keep _4 } an eye on SIRI. She is gonna turn some heads.
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