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Did you even read this article dude? Lmao
It doesn’t mention AI once, actual human hackers did this, and they were only able to do it because the supermarket was dumb enough to let a computer control all of their refrigerators.
Read the article.
They got the credentials through phishing.
Do you understand what phishing is?
The refrigerators were on unsecured networks, past their service life (no longer receiving security updates), and were using the default password.
Which part do you think the hackers needed AI for?
Using AI to “hack” into a system that insecure would be equivalent to using an AI to “hack” into the McDonald’s free guest wifi.