The first vibe-coded gun is here

 (theverge.com)

4 points | by droidjj 3 hours ago

2 comments

  • armcat 3 hours ago
    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.
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    • Kevin_Flynn 3 hours ago
      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. :|

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      • rvz 3 hours ago
        > “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?

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        • Kevin_Flynn 1 hour ago
          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.