ADT Buys AI for Home Presence Sensing, Raises Privacy Concerns
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ADTs Acquisition of Origin AI: Boosting Home Security with AI-Powered Presence Sensing
ADT has acquired Origin AI for $170 million, aiming to enhance home security with advanced presence-sensing technology. This AI system detects human presence inside homes by analyzing Wi-Fi signal disruptions, distinguishing people from pets without cameras. ADT plans to integrate the tech into its platform this year, with products launching in 2027. The system could enable smarter automations, like adjusting thermostats based on movement. While homeowners may appreciate fewer false alarms and personalized features, privacy concerns are paramount, as the system tracks movement and activity without identifying individuals. ADT envisions uses for first responders, such as counting people in emergencies. The real impact of this acquisition depends on how ADT rolls out the technology and handles data sharing, balancing convenience against potential risks like law enforcement access.
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