News Summary

• UK researchers Joshua Harrison Ehsan Toreini and Marhyam Mehrnezhad claim that the trio of ubiquitous machine learning microphones and video calls present a greater threat to keyboards than ever
• Laptops in particular are more susceptible to having their keyboard recorded in quieter public areas like coffee shops libraries or offices
• Most false classifications they wrote tended to be only one or two keys away
• The potential for a second machine bolstered system to correct the false keys given a large language corpus and the approximate location of a keystroke seems strong