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New York's 3D printer gun ban faces feasibility doubts

New York is pioneering a law that would require 3D printers to incorporate technology capable of blocking the creation of firearm components. This initiative, also being considered in California, aims to combat the rise of untraceable "ghost guns." However, significant doubts exist regarding the feasibility and effectiveness of such blocking technology, with industry representatives expressing skepticism about its ability to function as intended and potential impacts on privacy and constitutional rights. AI

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New York's 3D printer gun ban faces feasibility doubts

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · David A. Lieb, The Associated Press ·

    ‘It’s not going to work’: New York’s 3D printer gun-blocking law isn’t even supported by its own supporters

    "It’s more of a political statement than anything else," said Bill Decker, executive chairman of the Association of 3D Printing.