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Adam Cheyer (born c. 1966) is a co-founder of Siri Inc. and formerly a director of engineering in the iPhone group at Apple.[1][2][3]

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Early life and education

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Cheyer attended Sharon High School, in Sharon, Massachusetts. After graduating in 1984, Cheyer earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from Brandeis University in 1988, and a master's degree in computer science and artificial intelligence from UCLA in 1993.[4][5]

Career

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Prior to Siri, he was a computer scientist and project director in SRI International's Artificial Intelligence Center, where he was the Chief Architect on the CALO project.[6] Cheyer was also a member of the founding team at Change.org[7] and a founder of Sentient Technologies (formerly Genetic Finance).[8][9]

Adam left the Siri team in 2012[10] and founded Viv Labs, which was acquired by Samsung in 2016.[11][12]

After leaving Samsung, Adam Cheyer co-founded GamePlanner.AI with Siamak Hodjat, which was acquired by Airbnb in late 2023.[13] As of May 2024, Adam is the VP of AI Experience at Airbnb.

Selected publications

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  • Cheyer, Adam & Martin, David (January 1999). "The Open Agent Architecture: A framework for building distributed software systems". Applied Artificial Intelligence. 13 (1–2).
  • Cheyer, Adam (1998). "Multimodal Maps: An Agent-based Approach". In Bunt; Beun; Borghuis (eds.). Multimodal Human-Computer Communication, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence #1374. Springer. pp. 111–121.
  • Cheyer, Adam (2005-11-06). "IRIS: Integrate. Relate. Infer. Share". 1st Workshop on the Semantic Desktop at the International Semantic Web Conference. Galway, Ireland: International Semantic Web Conference.
  • Cheyer, Adam (June 2006). "A Collaborative Programming Environment for Web Interoperability". 1st Workshop on Semantic Wikis. Budva, Montenegro.
  • Cheyer, Adam (2003-12-15). "Evolution of the Laws that Deal with the Utilization of Information Networks". 2003 BISC FLINT-CIBI International Joint Workshop on Soft Computing for Internet and BioInformatics. University of California, Berkeley.

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Adam Cheyer is an American computer scientist, entrepreneur, and pioneer renowned for co-founding Siri Inc. in 2007, the groundbreaking virtual that Apple acquired in April 2010 for approximately $200 million. Born in 1966, Cheyer earned a in with highest honors from in 1988 and a in from the UCLA School of Engineering and in 1993, where he received the Outstanding Master's Student award. Early in his career, he spent over a decade at as a senior scientist and co-director of the Center, serving as Chief Architect for CALO and PAL, the U.S. government's largest AI project at the time, which focused on cognitive assistant technologies and produced more than 60 publications and 15 patents under his authorship. He later held VP Engineering roles at Dejima Group and VerticalNet, gaining expertise in distributed systems and e-commerce platforms. As a serial entrepreneur, Cheyer has co-founded or been a founding member of five notable startups, all of which achieved successful exits. Following the Siri acquisition, he joined Apple as a director of engineering in the group, leading server-side engineering and AI development until 2012. He then co-founded Viv Labs in 2012, an advanced AI platform for intelligent interfaces that acquired in October 2016 for around $215 million, where it evolved into the Bixby assistant. Cheyer served as a founding member and advisor to , the world's largest petition platform with over 500 million users, and co-founded Sentient Technologies in 2010, a firm whose AI intellectual property was acquired by in 2019. Most recently, he founded GamePlanner.AI in 2022, an AI-powered travel planning tool that acquired in November 2023 for nearly $200 million; Cheyer served as of AI Experience at . Throughout his career, Cheyer has authored or co-authored over 60 publications and holds more than 50 patents in , human-computer interaction, and . In 2024, he received the Alumni Achievement Award for his contributions to AI innovation.

Early life and education

Early years

Adam Cheyer was born c. 1966 in , . He grew up in , a small town without stoplights, where his childhood was marked by boredom that spurred creativity and imagination, limited as it was to just one hour of per week. As a child, Cheyer dreamed of becoming a magician, an interest that instilled in him a sense of wonder, curiosity, and the thrill of achieving the seemingly impossible. This fascination with magic influenced his approach to problem-solving, as he later reflected that "entrepreneurs and magicians are exactly the same—they imagine a desirable, impossible future that doesn't exist, and then they work backward from that vision to figure out the math and science to make it come true." He was also inspired by his grandfather's worldly perspective, which encouraged a global outlook on life. During high school at Sharon High School, Cheyer discovered a passion for computer science, mathematics, science, and reading, viewing computer science as the singular field he wanted to pursue. From his freshman year, he began working on numerous technical projects and small inventions, honing his skills in programming and technology. It was during this period that he developed a life philosophy of setting verbally stated goals and continuously striving to achieve more each year, a mindset that guided his formative years. These early experiences in technology and self-directed innovation paved the way for his entry into higher education at Brandeis University.

Academic background

Adam Cheyer earned a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science from Brandeis University in 1988, graduating with highest honors. His undergraduate education at Brandeis provided a foundational understanding of computing principles and programming, laying the groundwork for his subsequent pursuits in artificial intelligence and software engineering. Cheyer continued his studies at the (UCLA), where he received a degree in from the School of Engineering and Applied Science in 1993. For his exceptional performance, he was honored with the "Outstanding Master's Student" award. His graduate coursework emphasized , including advanced topics in and human-computer interaction, which directly influenced his early research interests.

Professional career

Research at SRI International

Following his in from the in 1993, Adam Cheyer joined as a . Prior to this, he had served as a senior software engineer at Bull S.A. from 1987 to 1992, where he implemented the core inference engine for NOEMIE, an tool for automating hardware and software configurations across over 30,000 parts. At , Cheyer held several key positions within the Artificial Intelligence Center, contributing to advanced research in and human-computer interaction. He served as co-director of the Computer Human Interaction Center in 1999, directing a team of 11 staff and eight visiting researchers focused on mediated spaces integrating applications for home, car, and office environments. Later, from 2003 to 2008, he acted as Program Director, managing multimillion-dollar projects on distributed agent architectures and user interfaces, including the invention of "Delegated Computing." As Chief Architect of the CALO (Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes) project from 2003 onward, Cheyer led the integration of AI technologies from 25 institutions in what was DARPA's largest initiative, funded at $150 million over five years as part of the Personalized Assistant that Learns (PAL) program. The project's primary goals were to develop cognitive software systems capable of reasoning, learning from experience, receiving instructions, explaining their actions, reflecting on learned knowledge, and handling unexpected situations robustly—aiming to support decision-making in uncertain environments. This work built on earlier efforts at SRI, such as the Open Agent Architecture (OAA), a framework for coordinating distributed software agents to perform complex tasks collaboratively. CALO's technologies were designed to transition into practical applications under the PAL framework, focusing on personalized assistants for and organizational use. During his tenure at SRI, spanning over a decade across multiple periods, Cheyer co-authored more than 60 peer-reviewed publications and contributed to 27 issued patents related to intelligent agents, multimodal interfaces, and cognitive systems, with key examples including foundational work on the OAA and semantic desktops like IRIS.

Founding Siri and role at Apple

In 2007, Adam Cheyer co-founded Inc. alongside Dag Kittlaus and Tom Gruber, taking on the role of of to lead the technical development of the startup's innovative voice-activated . The company built as a consumer-facing application, leveraging semantic parsing and technologies derived from the Personalized Assistant that Learns (PAL) program, an extension of SRI International's earlier Cognitive Assistant that Learns and Organizes (CALO) project. Initially released as an app in February 2010, enabled users to perform tasks like sending messages, setting reminders, and querying information through voice commands, marking a shift from research prototypes to practical mobile AI. On April 28, 2010, Apple acquired Inc. for a reported $200 million, integrating the technology into its ecosystem just months after the app's debut. Following the acquisition, Cheyer joined Apple as Director of Engineering in the and software group, where he oversaw server-side engineering and the AI integration efforts to adapt for native functionality. His work focused on enhancing 's backend infrastructure to handle natural language understanding, task execution, and cloud-based processing while ensuring seamless performance on mobile devices. A pivotal milestone came on , 2011, when Apple launched as a built-in feature with the , introducing it during a special event as an "intelligent assistant" capable of contextual voice interactions. This debut transformed from a standalone app into a foundational element of , evolving over subsequent updates to support broader device integration, multilingual capabilities, and expanded functionalities like HomeKit control and third-party app extensions, solidifying its role as a core Apple intelligence feature.

Viv Labs and Samsung acquisition

In 2012, Adam Cheyer co-founded Viv Labs alongside Dag Kittlaus and Chris Brigham, serving as the company's of . The startup was established to develop an open platform that would provide a universal, intelligent interface for interacting with services and devices, extending beyond the device-specific constraints of earlier assistants like . Viv Labs aimed to enable third-party developers to build and integrate AI capabilities seamlessly, fostering an extensible ecosystem for complex user interactions. Viv was designed as a next-generation AI assistant capable of handling sophisticated, context-aware queries through a breakthrough in dynamic program generation. This technology allowed the system to interpret and automatically synthesize executable code on the fly to accomplish tasks, such as coordinating across multiple services without predefined scripts. For instance, Viv could generate a multi-step program in milliseconds to fulfill requests like booking a reservation while checking weather and traffic conditions. This approach emphasized adaptability and openness, positioning Viv as a foundational platform for embedding conversational AI in diverse applications. Samsung announced its acquisition of Viv Labs on October 5, 2016, for a reported $215 million, with the deal integrating the startup's technology as the core of its Bixby voice assistant. The acquisition enabled Samsung to bolster its AI offerings, moving away from reliance on third-party assistants and toward a proprietary, developer-friendly system. Viv's platform formed the basis for Bixby's advanced capabilities, including and task automation across Samsung's ecosystem. Following the acquisition, Cheyer joined as Vice President of Research and Development, where he led the integration of Viv's technology into Bixby and oversaw its product engineering. Under his guidance, Bixby was deployed starting in March 2017 with the Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones, initially focusing on vision and contextual awareness before incorporating full Viv-powered voice features in July 2017. Bixby 2.0, which more deeply embedded dynamic program generation from Viv, launched in October 2017 and expanded to devices like the Galaxy Note9, refrigerators, and smart TVs, reaching over 500 million units worldwide.

Later entrepreneurial ventures

Following the acquisition of Viv Labs by in 2016, Adam Cheyer continued his entrepreneurial pursuits, leveraging his extensive experience in AI from prior ventures like and Viv to focus on innovative applications in collaborative technologies. In 2020, he co-founded GamePlanner.AI alongside Siamak Hodjat, a developing AI tools for collaborative to enhance user experiences in planning and personalization. GamePlanner.AI was acquired by Airbnb in November 2023 for approximately $200 million, marking Airbnb's first acquisition as a and accelerating its AI initiatives in areas like large language models and . Following the acquisition, Cheyer joined Airbnb as Vice President of AI Experience, where he leads efforts to integrate generative AI for more intuitive travel planning and user interfaces. Cheyer has also maintained a long-term advisory role with Sentient Technologies, a company he co-founded in (originally as Genetic Finance) to pioneer scalable platforms using across millions of processors. Sentient, which rebranded and expanded into AI-driven optimization for complex problems, represents one of Cheyer's earlier non-voice AI efforts, though his involvement post-Viv has been as an advisor rather than operational . Additionally, Cheyer served as a founding team member and advisor to , launched in 2007 as a platform for social petitions and activism, which grew to over 500 million users worldwide without relying on AI technologies. Despite occasional misattributions portraying him as a co-founder, his role was as an early contributor focused on technical infrastructure, distinct from the primary founders like . Over his career, Cheyer has been a co-founder or founding member of five successful startups—Change.org, Sentient Technologies, Siri, Viv Labs, and GamePlanner.AI—with four achieving acquisitions driven by innovative technologies, including non-AI platforms like that emphasize social impact over computational advancements. As of 2025, Cheyer remains active in AI entrepreneurship through his role at Airbnb, where he advises on AI integration for experiential design, while also serving as a on topics like ethical AI deployment and startup scaling, and advising other ventures such as and Evolv Technologies.

Awards and recognition

Educational honors

During his time at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Adam Cheyer received the Outstanding Master's Student Award from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences in 1993, recognizing his exceptional academic performance in with a focus on . In 2024, Cheyer was honored with Brandeis University's Alumni Achievement Award, the institution's highest recognition for alumni, for his pioneering contributions to that trace back to his foundational education there, where he earned a with highest honors. As a distinguished alumnus, Cheyer has been invited to deliver keynote addresses at university events, including the 2017 commencement for UCLA's Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science.

Professional and industry awards

In recognition of his pioneering contributions to artificial intelligence, particularly through the development of voice assistants like Siri and Viv, Adam Cheyer has received several professional awards highlighting his impact on technology innovation and entrepreneurship. In 2019, Cheyer was named one of the top visionaries in voice technology by Voicebot.ai, sharing the top spot in their list of leaders for his foundational role in advancing intelligent user interfaces at Viv Labs and . He was again included in the edition of the list, underscoring his ongoing influence in the field despite transitioning from . That same year, 's Bixby voice assistant, on which Cheyer worked as a key leader, received the AI Tech Award from AI DevWorld, celebrating advancements in AI bots and chatbots. In January 2020, he was honored with the Outstanding Achievement Award from Project Voice, acknowledging his lifetime contributions to the voice industry, including leadership in creating scalable AI assistants. Cheyer earned the IoT Czar of the Year Award in 2021 from IoTInnovator.com, recognizing his visionary leadership in integrating AI with technologies across multiple ventures. As of 2025, Cheyer continues to be celebrated for his AI legacy through high-profile invitations, such as serving as an opening at the Celebration, reflecting his enduring influence on innovation in .

Publications and patents

Key publications

Adam Cheyer has authored or co-authored more than 60 peer-reviewed publications, primarily focused on topics such as multi-agent systems, multimodal interfaces, and cognitive personal assistants developed during his research at . A foundational contribution is the 1999 paper "The Open Agent Architecture: A Framework for Building Distributed Software Systems," co-authored with David Martin and Douglas Moran, which outlined the OAA as a flexible for integrating diverse software agents to perform collaborative tasks through inter-agent communication and . This work established key principles for agent-based computing and has influenced subsequent developments in distributed AI systems, accumulating over 600 citations. In relation to the DARPA-funded CALO project, Cheyer co-authored "A Case Study in Engineering a Knowledge Base for an Intelligent Personal Assistant" in 2006 with Vinay K. Chaudhri and others, providing a detailed account of constructing a comprehensive ontology-based using tools like the Component Library (CLIB) to support over 100 AI components for tasks such as information organization and interaction mediation. This publication highlighted engineering challenges in scaling knowledge representations for practical applications. Another influential CALO-era work is "IRIS: Integrate. Relate. Infer. Share." (2005), co-authored with Jerry Park and Richard Giuli, which described an open-source semantic desktop framework for mapping and querying personal data across documents, emails, and calendars to enhance user productivity through inference and integration. Earlier, in 1997, Cheyer contributed to "Many Robots Make Short Work," co-authored with Didier Guzzoni, Laurent Julia, and Kurt Konolige, demonstrating the OAA's efficacy in coordinating a team of mobile robots to complete office navigation challenges, as showcased in the AAAI Mobile Robot Competition. This paper illustrated practical applications of multi-agent coordination in real-world robotics scenarios.

Issued patents

Adam Cheyer is a co-inventor on approximately 36 issued patents, primarily focused on artificial intelligence, natural language processing, distributed systems, and virtual personal assistants. These inventions underpin key advancements in conversational AI and agent-based technologies, with contributions spanning his professional career. During his time at SRI International from 1993 to 2008, Cheyer contributed to more than 15 patents emphasizing multi-agent coordination, adaptive communication, and intelligent interfaces. For instance, US Patent 6,513,063 B1, "Accessing network-based electronic information through scripted online interfaces using spoken input," issued on January 28, 2003, describes a system for navigating electronic data sources using spoken language input and agent-based processing. Another key invention, US Patent 7,036,128 B1, "Using a community of distributed electronic agents to support a collective transaction by providing services," issued on April 25, 2006 and assigned to SRI International, enables collective intelligence for handling complex user requests through agent networks. These patents laid foundational work for scalable AI systems. In the Siri era at Siri Inc. and subsequently at Apple Inc., where he served as a director of engineering until 2012, Cheyer co-authored numerous patents central to voice-activated personal assistants. A seminal example is US Patent 8,677,377 B2, "Method and apparatus for building an intelligent automated assistant," issued on March 18, 2014 and assigned to Apple Inc., which introduces active ontologies for interpreting user intent, executing dynamic tasks, and integrating domain-specific knowledge in conversational systems. This patent directly influenced Siri's core architecture for natural language understanding and proactive assistance. Additional patents from this period, such as US Patent 9,111,447 B2, "Using event alert text as input to an intelligent automated assistant," issued on August 25, 2015 and assigned to Apple Inc., advanced intent recognition and multi-turn dialog management in voice interfaces. Following the acquisition of Siri by Apple, Cheyer co-founded Viv Labs in 2012, leading to another cluster of patents acquired by Samsung Electronics in 2016. These focused on extensible, third-party integrable AI platforms for advanced task orchestration. Notable among them is US Patent 9,292,262 B2, "Dynamically evolving cognitive architecture system based on contributions from third party developers," issued on March 22, 2016 and assigned to Apple Inc., which outlines a modular system allowing external developers to enhance AI capabilities for complex, context-aware interactions like dynamic planning and execution. Other Viv-era patents, including US Patent 9,280,610 B2, "Crowd sourcing information to fulfill user requests," issued on March 8, 2016 and assigned to Apple Inc., enable collaborative data aggregation to resolve ambiguous queries in virtual assistants. This body of work extended Siri's concepts to more open, scalable ecosystems. Cheyer's later ventures, including roles at and other AI initiatives, have added to his portfolio with patents on systems and multi-step task involving language models, such as US Patent 12,242,559 B2, "Gameplans for improved ," issued on March 4, 2025 and assigned to Inc. Overall, his patents demonstrate a progression from agent-based foundations at SRI to sophisticated, user-centric voice technologies at Siri, Viv, and beyond.

Other pursuits

Magic and entertainment

Adam Cheyer has pursued magic as a lifelong hobby, beginning at around age 10, with a hiatus during high school before rekindling the hobby around 2015, and accumulating nearly two decades of practice in both close-up and stage performances. As a skilled performer, he specializes in card magic and mentalism, often incorporating intricate sleight-of-hand techniques honed through dedicated rehearsal. Cheyer is an award-winning magician, notably securing first place and a cash prize at the Oakland Magic Circle's 2019 Lloyd Jones for his routine featuring seamless card manipulations. He holds memberships in prestigious organizations, including the Academy of Magical Arts, the , and the in , where he has performed in 21 shows. His performances have reached diverse audiences, including notable appearances for U.S. presidents in palaces, large-scale stadium shows for students, and national television spots such as on : Fool Us, where he successfully deceived the hosts with a custom . These engagements highlight his versatility across intimate close-up settings and grand stages, entertaining thousands in stadiums and millions via broadcast. In select demonstrations and talks, Cheyer integrates magic with technology themes, such as creating AI-themed illusions that blend his expertise in with deceptive artistry, though this remains a personal pursuit rather than a professional focus. This hobby provides a creative counterbalance to his demanding career in AI development, fostering wonder and in both realms.

Philanthropy and advisory work

Adam Cheyer has served as a founding member and advisor to , the world's largest petition platform, which empowers over 500 million users to drive social and political change through campaigns. His involvement began in the early days of the organization, contributing to its growth as a tool for amplifying public voices on issues ranging from to . In the realm of artificial intelligence research, Cheyer has been a member of the Scientific Advisory Board at the for (AI2) since 2014, guiding non-profit efforts to advance open-source AI technologies that prioritize societal benefits, including ethical considerations in and . He also holds an advisory board position at the Arch Mission Foundation, a non-profit dedicated to preserving human knowledge and in space through durable technologies like nanofiche and quartz crystals, ensuring long-term access to information for future generations. Additionally, Cheyer serves as a judge for the $5 million XPRIZE in , evaluating innovations that address global challenges through AI applications since 2023. Cheyer maintains an advisory role with the Doug Engelbart Institute, focusing on advancing technologies that augment human intellect, in line with the institute's mission to enhance collective problem-solving capabilities inspired by Engelbart's pioneering work. His philanthropic contributions extend to speaking engagements on AI's broader societal implications, including s at conferences where he discusses ethical AI deployment, the augmentation of , and equitable technology access as of 2025. For instance, in talks like "The Impact of AI on and ," he emphasizes responsible innovation drawing from his expertise in . In 2025, he delivered the opening at the Grace Hopper Celebration on AI innovation.

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