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ADT’s $105 Million Bet on Ambient AI: Why the Security Giant Is Buying Technology That Can Sense People Through Walls

March 02, 2026

According to a 2024 Parks Associates survey, 42% of U.S. broadband households expressed concern about privacy when considering indoor security cameras, while only 18% had similar concerns about non-visual sensors.

From the article, "ADT’s $105 Million Bet on Ambient AI: Why the Security Giant Is Buying Technology That Can Sense People Through Walls" by Lucas Greene

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ADT’s $105 Million Bet on Ambient AI: Why the Security Giant Is Buying Technology That Can Sense People Through Walls

Previously In The News

Walmart confirms $2.3 billion Vizio deal; Walmart Connect to benefit

Walmart isn’t buying Vizio for its hardware. It wants the TV maker’s ad business

Walmart buying TV-brand Vizio for its ad-fueling customer data

Disney intros shoppable streaming TV ads via second-screen – Industry Voices: Sorensen

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