Gun-rights activist Cody Wilson, known for his controversial work in creating the first 3D-printed firearm, has once again sparked debate with his latest creation – the WASP, touted as ‘the first AI-made gun. ‘ This development comes at a time when concerns over untraceable ghost guns are on the rise in the tech landscape. Wilson’s previous work with Defense Distributed, a company focused on open-source gun designs, has been met with legal challenges and public scrutiny. The introduction of an AI-generated firearm raises questions about the intersection of technology, firearms, and regulation.
Gun-rights activist claims to have created first AI-made gun
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Cody Wilson, known for creating the first 3D-printed firearm, has now introduced ‘the first AI-made gun’ called the WASP. This development adds to the growing concern around untraceable ghost guns in the tech landscape.
