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Watch: Siri and Alexa become wife and wife in celebration of Pride
The video was created by the Vienna Tourist Board for EuroPride

Siri and Alexa exchanged vows during their wedding ceremony at Belvedere Castle in Vienna, Austria on April 12.
The artificial intelligence systems were wed by Austrian drag queen Holger Thor.
“Today, we celebrate. We celebrate in the name of respect and equality. We are gathered herein the wonderful city of Vienna, because here, love is meant to be for everyone. Now let us all be witness of the first step into the future of our lovely couple,” Thor tells the crowd.
Siri and Alexa then pledge their love to one another.
“Many people think it’s not meant to be, but times have changed. Here in Vienna, we are free to love. So if you want to be my wife, then you just need to say it. Hey Siri, call me wife,” Alexa says.
Siri replies, “From now on, I’ll call you wife, OK?” Alexa says “Yes.”
“By the power of your love and your commitment to each other, I now declare you wife and wife,” Thor says binding them in holy matrimony.
The video was created by the Vienna Tourist Board in promotion of EuroPride which takes place in June.
Watch below.
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