GoKawiilCody Wilson unveils 'GatGPT' AI tool and 3D-printed gun called WASP
Gun-rights activist Cody Wilson has released an AI chatbot called GatGPT, trained on his DEFCAD library of digital gun designs, that can help users select parts and design firearms through conversation. He says he used it to create a working 3D-printed .22 caliber pistol called the WASP, which he describes as the first AI-made gun and which lacks a serial number.
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The tool could lower the barrier for untraceable 'ghost guns' by letting people without firearms expertise design weapons outside government oversight, according to Wilson's own description of the technology. Wilson has framed gun access as a fundamental right, suggesting his intent is to spread this capability widely regardless of state laws, though the long-term legal and safety consequences remain untested.
- Cody Wilson created an AI tool called GatGPT trained on his DEFCAD gun-design database.
- He used it to help design a 3D-printed .22 caliber firearm called the WASP.
- The WASP reportedly has no serial number, raising concerns about untraceable 'ghost guns.'
Source: futurism.com — Frank Landymore, 2026-10-20
Published there as: “We Regret to Inform You That “GatGPT” Is Exactly What It Sounds Like”
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