Hacker reverses Samsung TV, finds on-board AI listening OpenAI account suspended hackernews 8.0
A hacker reverse-engineered his Samsung TV and discovered its on-board AI feature was actively listening to and transmitting audio, apparently using an OpenAI account that was subsequently suspended. The finding raises p
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