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Aaron Tilley @ The Information · 10/10/2025 19:27 EDT

Apple Acquires Small AI Startup Focused on Home Security Cameras

Apple is in talks to acquire computer vision startup Prompt AI, CNBC reported. The 11-person company offers an app called Seemour that adds artificial intelligence capabilities to home security cameras. Apple has acquired several AI-based security camera companies over the years, including Silk ...

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