Does they react if you tell them you have been assaulted, which is more common than sexual assault and where men are significant more often victim than women?

Does they react if you tell them you have been assaulted, which is more common than sexual assault and where men are significant more often victim than women? Does it react if you tell it that you been robbed, something which men also is suffer more from than women? "Help siri, I have been shot!". More men again, more common than rape, surely a device designed for men would react? I would suggest a different narrative. The reason they react to hearth attack and suicide but not murder, rape, assault and sexual assault has nothing to do with gender. The idea of having a doctor AI in the phone is a ancient one with a long documented history in AI research. Not so much with a police in the phone. The gender argument would make sense if the assistant only knew about prostate cancer but had no idea about breast cancer.