The first vibe-coded gun is here (www.theverge.com)

Cody Wilson, a prominent figure in the 3D-printed firearm movement, has announced the creation of the WASP, which he claims is the first AI-generated gun. Utilizing an AI model named GatGPT, Wilson generated new gun designs for 3D printing, demonstrating the WASP's capabilities with a test firing. The handgun, however, features some quirky design elements, such as a bizarre grip and an incomplete trigger guard, leading to mixed reviews on its functionality. While the gun successfully fired during tests, observers noted that its design raises safety concerns and questions regarding usability. This innovative yet controversial development brings up significant issues for the AI and firearms communities. The WASP underscores the potential for AI to streamline and democratize gun manufacturing, allowing individuals with minimal technical knowledge to create firearms. Critics warn that this lowers barriers to gun ownership and increases the risk of untraceable "ghost guns," particularly as Wilson’s AI continues to evolve. The implications are profound, with ongoing legal debates about the classification of gun designs as protected speech potentially paving the way for more AI-generated weapons that complicate existing firearms regulations.