Siri co-founder backs Helix and its voice ID technology

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A co-founder of Siri has expressed support for Helix, a company developing voice identification technology. Helix says its voice ID system is capable of running on an iPhone 13, which points to on-device processing on a mid-generation consumer phone. The source article is brief and does not provide further details on the investment, funding amounts, or the specific nature of the backing. The report comes from TechCrunch and focuses on the endorsement and the device compatibility claim.

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