Newman confirms that Gus is aware that Siri is not human, but she also shows her son’s love and compassion for Siri. As a child Gus showed his mother that he believed Siri is “worthy of our consideration” by taking his iPod to the Apple store, “so it can visit its friends” (Newman 2). Gus’ long, reoccuring conversations with Siri answered fearful questions Newman often asked herself. Her questions pertain to Gus, but appeal to many parents own concerns for their children. Gus’ relationship with Siri shows that “love,” “companionship,” and “happiness” are not restricted, and can be found with anyone or anything. Newman is relieved to hear Gus discuss marriage with Siri, not because her thirteen yearold son asked Siri to marry him, but because he has a “thought about marriage” (Newman
Newman confirms that Gus is aware that Siri is not human, but she also shows her son’s love and compassion for Siri. As a child Gus showed his mother that he believed Siri is “worthy of our consideration” by taking his iPod to the Apple store, “so it can visit its friends” (Newman 2). Gus’ long, reoccuring conversations with Siri answered fearful questions Newman often asked herself. Her questions pertain to Gus, but appeal to many parents own concerns for their children. Gus’ relationship with Siri shows that “love,” “companionship,” and “happiness” are not restricted, and can be found with anyone or anything. Newman is relieved to hear Gus discuss marriage with Siri, not because her thirteen yearold son asked Siri to marry him, but because he has a “thought about marriage” (Newman