You can hack your TVs and gadgets with AI for free now – but should you?

AI’s ‘Reverse Engineer Anything’ movement is letting people strip ads from smart TVs and revive old devices – while risking security and reliability.

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2026-10-26 12:28 · ZDNET AI
You can hack your TVs and gadgets with AI for free now – but should you?

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