I think it's manipulation of the electromagnetic waves or radio frequencies to detonate electronics, like an emp but not and I think they have AI lighting the way.
Sifting for proof..
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I can't read any of these papers without signing up or paying but I'm sure they are fascinating:
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6931045
Abstract: The radio-frequency damage effects of electro-explosive device are considered based on the transmission line model and the non-Fourier heat conduction model. The detector voltage method for high frequency induced voltage and optic radiation method for transient temperature rise are considered. The useful conclusions that the detector voltage reaches maximum when the length of pin is an integral number of the half wave length and the temperature rise process of electro-explosive device is a strong-transient-state heat conduction process when the radio-frequency damage power is high are drawn by means of numerical calculation and the experiment. The results are useful for radio-frequency damage effect analysis of electro-explosive device.
https://www.scientific.net/AMR.1092-1093.717
Abstract: In this paper, the mechanism of radio frequency (RF) causing fire and explosion directly and indirectly was recommended, studies of RF risks in flammable and explosive environments were summarized, some problems in RF risk researches recently were discussed, study prospects of RF risks in flammable and explosive environments were analyzed. The fact that the mechanisms and conditions of RF igniting combustible gases should be researched by more deeply theories and technological means, and that RF security standards should be laid down and a complete and precise RF security assessment system should be established in flammable and explosive environments was put forward.
This one is readable, it really seems to me something can be done with radio frequencies:
https://www.fcc.gov/engineering-technology/electromagnetic-compatibility-division/radio-frequency-safety/faq/rf-safety
And I'm not the only one thinking some kind of waves: https://boards.4chan.org/k/thread/62523314/dozens-hundreds-according-to-reuters-of-pagers#p62523412
"Whatever. Keep using highly energetic chemicals that react to certain EM explosively"
"look up cell phone explosions just this year then look up the ied disarmament methods and counter insurgency methods 2005-2008."