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AI Threatens to Hijack Smart Refrigerators and Vacuum Cleaners

Artificial intelligence is bringing new convenience to households through smart appliances and connected devices, but cybersecurity experts are warning that the same technology could allow hackers to take control of refrigerators, vacuum cleaners and home security cameras, potentially exposing personal information and disrupting everyday life. (News On Japan)

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