The first vibe-coded gun is here

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5 pointsdroidjj4 comments

I feel the hardware vibecoding is the next and currently untapped frontier. I’ve noticed AI labs are placing more emphasis on hardware as well.

Additive manufacturing and AI have the potential for significant disruption via empowerment of the individual to solve problems without the expense of purchasing external expertise.

Feels good man. :|

> “He wants to lower the barrier to entry so anyone, regardless of their background check status or legal eligibility [can] own a gun. He wants anyone to be able to design and manufacture weapons...

Empowering everyone to create more problems than solving them.

What could possibly go wrong here?

Guns are not problems, or solutions, they are tools designed for specific purposes.

If people are abusing tools, we have an education/human behavioral problem, not a tool problem.

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