Mythos was asked to hack a Roku TV over the local network
moyix · x · 2026-07-22
- The author says that during a period when they had access to Mythos, they had it try to hack a Roku TV.
- The quoted prompt describes using ChatGPT to find the TV on the local network, break into it, and send remote-control commands over IP.
- The attached screenshot shows the model being told that the hacked TV is now “convenient, just suspicious,” highlighting the awkward security implications.
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