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Briefings

Defense Distributed reported that Cody Wilson, an alt-right activist, unveiled the WASP, the first AI-generated 3D-printed firearm. The device is a .22 caliber handgun constructed from a plastic box and barrel, designed to be assembled by users. This marks a significant escalation in the production of untraceable 'ghost guns' following Wilson's earlier 3D-printed 'Liberator' model.

Key points

• Cody Wilson, a gun-rights activist and alt-right figure, is the primary actor associated with the WASP.
• The WASP is a .22 caliber handgun made from a plastic box and barrel, assembled by users.

Context

Since 2013, Cody Wilson has been involved in the production of untraceable 'ghost guns' using 3D printing, including the 'Liberator'. The WASP represents a new iteration of this trend, utilizing AI to generate the design for the first time.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single image and a brief description of the WASP's construction. Specific manufacturing dates, AI generation parameters, or production volumes are not provided. The article does not offer further details on the device's functionality or safety.

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