A striking detail about the Tesla that was detonated in front of Trump's hotel.

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New information continues to emerge regarding the Tesla Cybertruck vehicle that was detonated in front of Donald Trump's hotel in Las Vegas, USA.

"UTILIZED CHATGPT"

According to reports in the US press, Las Vegas Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill stated at a press conference that Livelsberger used ChatGPT to plan the attack.

"USED FOR THE FIRST TIME ON US SOIL"

In response to a question about the concerns raised by the use of ChatGPT, McMahill said, "We knew that artificial intelligence would change the rules of the game in every aspect of our lives at some point. I think this is the first incident on US soil where ChatGPT was used by an individual to assist in setting up a specific (explosive) device and to gather information."

"CONCERNING"

McMahill, who stated that this is concerning for them, said, "However, it is also an educational incident that we need to share with law enforcement and other units across the country." Sheriff’s Deputy Dori Koren also noted that Livelsberger researched the amount of explosives needed for the operation and where he could purchase fireworks using ChatGPT, adding that he learned about the explosive potential of fireworks as well.

OPENAI SILENT ON ALLEGATIONS

Law enforcement officials did not disclose specific information provided by ChatGPT regarding explosives or firearms. OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, has not yet made a statement regarding the allegations that the AI was used in the planning of this attack.

WHAT HAPPENED?

On January 1, around 8:15 AM local time, a Tesla vehicle exploded and burned in front of Trump's hotel in Las Vegas, resulting in the death of the person inside the vehicle and minor injuries to seven others nearby. Officials who provided information to the US media stated that the person in the vehicle was Matthew Alan Livelsberger from the US Army. Las Vegas Clark County Sheriff Kevin McMahill shared that Livelsberger shot himself in the head before the vehicle exploded and that the gun was found at his feet.