Expansion to other platforms Ĭortana white interface on Windows 10 Mobile Originally, Cortana was meant to be only a codename, but a petition on Windows Phone's UserVoice site proved to be popular and made the codename official.
The interviews inspired a number of unique features in Cortana, including the assistant's "notebook" feature. To develop the Cortana digital assistant, the team interviewed human personal assistants. Some of the key researchers in these early efforts included Microsoft Research researchers Dilek Hakkani-Tür, Gokhan Tur, Andreas Stolcke, and Malcolm Slaney, research software developer Madhu Chinthakunta, and user experience designer Lisa Stifelman. Heck and Serafin established the vision, mission, and long-range plan for Microsoft's digital personal assistant and they built a team with the expertise to create the initial prototypes for Cortana. The development of Cortana started in 2009 in the Microsoft Speech products team with general manager Zig Serafin and Chief Scientist Larry Heck. It is named after Cortana, a synthetic intelligence character in Microsoft's Halo video game franchise originating in Bungie folklore, with Jen Taylor, the character's voice actress, returning to voice the personal assistant's US-specific version. It was launched as a key ingredient of Microsoft's planned "makeover" of future operating systems for Windows Phone and Windows. Cortana was demonstrated for the first time at the Microsoft Build developer conference in San Francisco in April 2014.
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