It's not a good sign that they've lost so much of the original talent on the project. The WSJ had a very public exposé on the topic over the summer: https://ww

It's not a good sign that they've lost so much of the original talent on the project. The WSJ had a very public exposé on the topic over the summer: https://www.wsj.com/articles/apples-siri-once-an-original-now-struggles-to-be-heard-above-the-crowd-1496849095 https://www.wsj.com/articles/apples-siri-once-an-original-no... I don't know of any good redemption narratives for tech products that lose their founding teams after acquisition and exist in the headless/nebulous state that Siri appears to be in now — outside of the Macintosh itself, but it had to hire back its founder and spinoff product.