. Combine with 1 cup of embedded systems, 3 teaspoons of security, and slices of medical devices. Serve with Italian coffee 
I am so amazed by the idea, and more even by the result. How did you go for something that seems so improbable to work?
After more than half a year of work, check out our latest paper Light Commands: Laser-Based Audio Injection on Voice-Controllable Systems. More details at https://lightcommands.com
Joint work with Takeshi Sugawara, Benjamin Cyr, Daniel Genkin, and @DrKevinFu
#lightcommandspic.twitter.com/kvuudoVMdR
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A russian spy invented this 70yrs ago (not only the theory, but also a working device itself!), so this is not a scifi or magic since a very long time https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_microphone …
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after reading the paper my guess is that the light influenced some transistors in the pre amp. Check the reset of raspberry pi when they experience a xenon flash on the voltage regulator I think.
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and here is an article on the raspberry pi problem:https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/xenon-death-flash-a-free-physics-lesson/ …
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So the sharks with lasers on their head are using them to order pizza, makes sense
Awesome research, makes me so happy I don't have any of these voice assistants. -
Carnivores: "Alexa! Wheel the autonomous pram off the end of the pier"
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You had me at Laser
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Awesome research!
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Best part about this: If any writer had pitched this for a TV series, they'd have been laughed out the room
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