Siri co-founder talks to iMore about the future of technology,
mobile interfaces, and implementing Siri   Dag Kittlaus, creator
of Siri, recently spoke at an economic development event in his
hometown of Michigan City, Indiana, and iMore had the chance to
listen in and ask him some questions about the challenges they
faced in implementing Siri and where he thinks the future of
technology is headed. According to Kittlaus, interfaces such as
Siri and talking to machines is something we can expect to see a
lot more of in the very near future.  In 2007, after becoming
frustrated with some management decisions at Motorola, Kittlaus
connected with the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park,
CA. He was hired to come look at their technology and figure out
what possible products could be made to be commercialized. This
is where he met Adam Cheyer and Tom Gruber, who co-founded Siri.
Their first idea actually involved studying twins and DNA.
Kittlaus joked about an idea he had to start a company
specializing in DNA