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Tom's Hardware October 18, 2026 By Etiido Uko neutral

Researchers train AI to detect concealed handguns using Wi-Fi signals

AI / LLM
Researchers have developed WiFireNet, an AI system that detects concealed handguns from Wi-Fi channel-state information, achieving 72.5% average precision in controlled indoor tests without cameras or metal detectors.
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