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- ↑ G.E., the 124-Year-Old Software Start-Up
- ↑ Early Siri Engineer Departs Apple for GE
- ↑ Apple lost another Siri co-creator to an unexpected rival
- ↑ Siri Co-Founder Moves Away From Apple, Joins General Electric
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