GPT-5.6 Autonomously Hacks Robot Vacuum Firmware to Fix Maps
mariofilhoml · x · 2026-08-03
A developer shared a process of using GPT-5.6 (Sol High) to successfully fix a drifted map on a robot vacuum. During a 38-minute autonomous collaboration, the AI agent navigated complex UI interactions including CAPTCHAs, 2FA, and browser pop-ups to upload the correct map data. Previously, the AI had also built a web app for the developer to open and edit virtual walls via a browser.
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