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A.I. can identify keystrokes by just the sound of your typing and steal information with 95% accuracy, new research shows. Researchers had artificial intelligence listen to the sounds of typing thr... (fortune.com)
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A.I. can identify keystrokes by just the sound of your typing and steal information with 95% accuracy, new research shows. Researchers had artificial intelligence listen to the sounds of typing thr...::Researchers had artificial intelligence listen to the sounds of typing through a phone and over Zoom, with eerie results.

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[โ€“] aaaa@lemmy.world 9 points 1 year ago (1 children)

It was explicitly trained on the keyboard used in MacBooks, which is fairly specific, but covers a pretty large user base.

In theory they could train it on other specific keyboards, but it remains to be seen what other factors could affect it

[โ€“] Sanctus@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

Which, has a very specific sound with the scissor switches and aluminum casings. Its not exactly your average logitech keyboard in an office.