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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.
Gun rights activist Cody Wilson has revealed the WASP, a .22 caliber 3D-printed handgun he says was designed through conversation with a custom AI model called GatGPT. GatGPT was trained on DEFCAD's library of digital gun files and can help users choose parts for builds. The WASP reportedly fires live rounds and carries no serial number.
Gun-rights activist Cody Wilson, known for the 3D-printed Liberator pistol, publicly tested a new firearm called the WASP, which he says was generated using AI. In a live demonstration outside his Austin headquarters, the single-shot .22 caliber device misfired once before successfully firing twice, with one shot missing its cardboard target.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul publicly responded to Cody Wilson, a leading advocate for 3D-printed firearms, saying she intends to act ahead of his efforts to spread untraceable, unregulated guns. She defended the state's strict gun laws, including background checks and registration requirements, as key to New York's low gun homicide rate.