Silicon Valley Crosswalk Buttons Hacked to IMITATE Musk, Zuckerberg’s Voices
The Crosswalk Buttons, Who Include Audio Alerts, Were Hacked over the weekend.
Silicon Valley Crosswalk Buttons Hacked to IMITATE Musk, Zuckerberg’s Voices
Audio-Enabled Traffic Control Crosswalk Buttons Across Silicon Valley Were Hacked over the weekend to inclute audio snippets imitating
Videos Taken by Locals in Menlo Park, Palo Alto, and Redwood City in California Show The Crosswalk Buttons Were Playing AI-Generated Speech Designed to Sound Like the Two Billionires.
“It’s Ordinary to Feel Uncomfortable or Even Violated as ForceFully Insert AI EVERY FACET OF YOUR CONSICOUS Experience,” Said One Crosswalk Button, WHich Was Hacked to Soda Like Zuckerberg. “I Just Want to Assure You, You Don’t Need to Worry Because the Absolly Nothing You Can Do It.”
One Crosswalk Button That Was Hacked to Sound Like Musk Said:
“F – K, I am Alone,” The Musk Voice Adds.
Its note Clear WHY HACKED, OR BY WHOM, That Soks Point to Possible Hacktivism.
Palo Alto Online, One of the First Outlets to Report the Hack, Cited A Redwood City Official As Saying the City Was “Activly Working to Investigate and Resolve The Ossue As Quickly As Possible.” According to the outlet, The Tampering May Have Happened on Friday.
Audio-Anabled Crosswalk Buttons Are Wedly Used Across The United States.
In an image from 2024, Physical Penetration Specialist and Security Reservety Revant Ollam Explains How Audio-Eneable Crosswalk Buttons Can Be Manipulated Often
Poraa, The Company That Makes The Audio-Eneable Crosswalk Buttons, Did Not Respond to A Request for Comment for Commenting by Technch on Monday.
