
Hicimos el experimento con Siri, el asistente personal del sistema operativo móvil de Apple, y nos llevamos una enorme sorpresa.
Seleccionamos el inglés como su idioma en un iPad 2 y le dictamos 20 veces la misma frase en español, con la misma entonación, tratando con el máximo cuidado de que sonara exactamente igual. La frase: "Esto es una prueba de Siri".
El resultado fueron 20 frases diferentes en cada uno de los intentos, incluidas palabras malsonantes:
Is this an room of the city
Is this enough room in the city
It's storage went went not the city
Is stories stories phone nap of the city
Is to not really well royally shi**
Is stores will not really Siri
Is stores will not believe why the shi**
His story is not true about the shi**
The stores are not really either CD
The stores not really by the city
Is Doris one not Roy weather is shi**
They stores for not by the CD
It's stores will not play by the city
What is tourist will never leave on the city
Is stores not throw a lot a Siri
This store stores not really why they CD
It's stores will Napali the CD
Hey stores will leave by weather Siri
Is stores will not play well a CD
Is Doris will not play weather her Siri
Después de esos 20 intentos, decidimos parar, pero seguramente volverían a surgir nuevas combinaciones diferentes.