Gun-rights activist unveils world's first 'AI-made' 3D-printed firearm — .22 caliber handgun created by an 'AI that can generate guns' called GatGPT
A gun rights activist has unveiled the world's first AI-made 3D printed firearm.
Gun rights advocate Cody Wilson has unveiled a groundbreaking creation: the WASP, an AI-generated 3D-printed firearm. The weapon, designed by Wilson's artificial intelligence model, GatGPT, marks a significant milestone in the development of ghost guns. The WASP, a .22 caliber handgun, is essentially a pistol barrel attached to a spring-loaded plastic box, resembling another 3D-printed weapon known as Liberator.
Unlike conventional firearms, the WASP lacks a serial number and fires real bullets. It was created through a simple conversation with GatGPT, an AI model trained on DEFCON's extensive library of digital guns. This custom AI model has the potential to revolutionize the 3D-printed firearm market by lowering the barrier of entry for gunsmiths.
The development raises concerns about the democratization of firearm manufacturing, as it opens up the process to anyone with a 3D printer.
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