Apple pays $200m for AI startup Turi
Deal would help kick start Apple's artifical intelligence efforts
Apple is reported to have paid $200m for an artificial intelligence (AI) startup called Turi. Geekwire first reported that sources had confirmed the deal, but Apple and Turi have not made any public...
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