Honestly I do like this trend if it genuinely leads to more interoperability. Im not sure that is the case though and in fact I worry people will start to imagine that anybody can do that in no time and that future devices will remain hackable this way. I have no doubt it was fun for OP to do but I bet most people who try that, people with less understanding, will inevitably end up nowhere or, worst, with bricked device in unrecoverable states. I feel this is one of the best use of AI at the moment, namely gaining agency by having devices do what their own wants and I hope it will lead to manufacturers selling both safer AND more interoperable devices but I'll remain prudently skeptical.