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Hacker takes apart a Samsung TV and finds an on-board AI that was listening
An enthusiast reverse-engineering his own Samsung TV discovered a built-in artificial-intelligence component capable of listening in. The OpenAI account tied to it was suspended.
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Game Reverse-Engineering Community Shuts Down as AI Makes Decompilation Too Easy
The site decomp.dev is closing its doors, saying AI has broken the very spirit of decompilation — work that once took engineers years can now be done trivially.
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Reverse-Engineering a Flock Camera: It Detects People, and the Encryption Key Sat in the Open
Hackers got hold of a Flock automatic license plate reader and dug into its software. It turned out the device detects not just plates and cars, but people, bicycles, and even bumper stickers.
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A Linux GPU Driver for the M4 Mac mini Was Written in a Month with AI
Cody Ho and Niklas Sheth put together a driver fully compliant with OpenGL ES 3.0 for the Apple Silicon GPU in a little over a month—where it usually takes years. AI agents wrote the bulk of the code.