Legislation in two of the largest states in the U.S. is being considered to require 3D printers to have technology that prevents them from creating guns. This move is aimed at enhancing safety, particularly in schools, by ensuring that students in grades 9–12 cannot easily produce firearms using these devices. The proposed laws reflect growing concerns about the accessibility of gun-making technology and its potential impact on school safety. By implementing these measures, lawmakers hope to reduce the risk of gun-related incidents in educational settings, highlighting the importance of proactive steps to protect students.
QUESTION: How might the introduction of such legislation change the way students and schools approach technology and safety in the future?
Some people are making guns with 3D printers. A new law seeks to cancel their print jobs
