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Uruguayan researchers have found that it’s possible to intercept wireless electromagnetic radiation coming from an HDMI cable and interpret the video by processing it with AI .
Using an AI model paired to text recognition software, it's possible to “read” the wirelessly recorded EM radiation with up to 70 percent accuracy.
The researchers claim that this system is already being used by state-level spies and industrial espionage agents.
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