Sex dolls can be remotely programmed by hackers to harm people or even kill them

News03 Jan 2018

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Modern AI-powered sex dolls can be hacked into like any other IoT device and can be remotely programmed by hackers to harm people or even kill them, a security researcher has warned.

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