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Is anyone working on an open source version of Siri?

Posted on 2012/01/142015/11/23 by mendicott

Is anyone working on an open source version of Siri?

The real strength of Siri lies in its middleware infrastructure, that ties together more than 35 APIs. I’ve got a wealth of resources listed under my Meta-Guide.com project website. And, I’ve put together a comprehensive survey of “Artificial Intelligence Middleware” [1], as well as a webpage listing relevant “Application Programming Interfaces” [2].

In fact, Siri is based on a government sponsored (SRI) project called PAL (Personalized Assistant that Learns), and *some* of the PAL Framework [3] components are open source. (Actually, CALO, the Cognitive Agent that Learns and Organizes, was originally developed as part of the PAL project.)

[1] http://www.meta-guide.com/home/artificial-intelligence-middleware

[2] http://www.meta-guide.com/application-programming-interfaces

[3] http://www.meta-guide.com/home/bibliography/google-scholar/pal-framework

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