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Each color mix is like its own little snapshot of wall-ready abstract art. This year Adobe Research and the University of Toronto debuted an experiment called Playful Palette that lets you mix colors in a stretchy, blended puddle. But the meantime, what an ingenious UI hack–one that was, thankfully, pulled off by the good guys! Hopefully, this vulnerability is being plugged. Researchers were able to direct Macbooks to malicious websites and redirect car GPSs to new locations.

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Who knew that the voice assistants inside our iPhones, Android devices, and Windows computers were all vulnerable to the same, simple trick? Using a technique called the DolphinAttack, a team from Zhejiang University translated typical vocal commands like “open the back door” into ultrasonic frequencies that are too high for the human ear to hear, but perfectly decipherable by the microphones and software powering our always-on voice assistants. Voice Assistants Hacked With Inaudible Frequencies And we have Snap to thank–or curse–for it. But if one thing is clear in 2017, it’s this: augmented reality is here, en masse. Granted, Facebook is going blow-for-blow with Snap with its own AR releases, and Google just added Star Wars AR objects to its Pixel line of phones. More recently, Snap opened the World Lens platform for anyone to design these lenses, too. This year, it one-upped its selfie lenses with World Lenses, which allowed you to drop real (err, digital) 3D objects like rainbows into your photos and videos. Say what you will about Snap’s business viability–more than any other company, Snap has sucked us into the possibility of AR. Here are some of the best experimental interface prototypes and concepts from 2017.