If youâve watched the Lego Batman movie that was released just last week, you mightâve noticed something familiar â Batmanâs personal assistant uses the same default voice of Appleâs personal assistant, Siri. His personal assistant works pretty much the same way, responding to his requests whenever he says âHey âPuterâ.
Itâs been discovered that if you use the same command on Siri, she will respond to you as if you are Lego Batman. Just activate Siri and say âHey âPuterâ or âHey Computerâ, and she will give you quirky Batman-related answers such as âIâm at your service, Lego Batman sirâ, âHello, sir. Iâve heated up your lobster thermidor in the microwave. Iâm one step ahead of you, Alfredâ, and a whole lot more.
This is not the first time Apple has added in such a feature to Siri. Back when Google Glass was just released, Apple started supporting âOK Glassâ on Siri, which gave responses such as âIâm not Glass, and Iâm just fine with thatâ, âVery funny. I mean, not funny âha-haâ, but funnyâ, and more. It also responds in a similar way if you say âHey Cortanaâ or âOK Googleâ.
In addition to that, remember the movie âHerâ? The movie featured an AI digital assistant that was way more advanced than Siri, or any other digital personal assistants available back then, and Siri didnât seem to be very happy about it.
If you asked Siri âare you herâ, she gave some pretty angry responses like âNo. In my opinion, she gives artificial intelligence a bad nameâ, âNo. I donât spend much time with purely fictional charactersâ, and such, but fortunately, it looks like sheâs mellowed out a lot. If you ask Siri about âHerâ now, she would give responses like:
This is feature available on Siri on your iOS devices, as well as Siri running on the latest macOS.
(Source: MacRumors)




