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The Tesla Cybertruck attack on the Trump International Hotel was planned using ChatGPT, which police have called a disturbing "game changer."

Matthew Livelsberger, an active-duty Army soldier from Colorado Springs, queried the AI chatbot about building explosives, determining the necessary firing speed to detonate them (rather than just cause a fire), and circumventing laws to obtain materials, according to Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.

Tesla boss thanked by Las Vegas police for his support in investigating New Year’s Day blast but intervention provokes questions about his high-tech vehicles’ capacity for data collection

The man who blew up a cybertruck outside the Trump international Hotel in Las Vegas had been accused of cheating on his wife days before, according to a report.

Authorities continue to examine any possible links indicating that the suspects were coconspirators planning coordinated attacks, though nothing definitive has yet been found.

An inventory of items recovered from the Cybertruck involved in Wednesday's explosion outside Trump's Las Vegas hotel have been revealed by authorities.

After the Las Vegas explosion, Elon Musk defended the Cybertruck's safety and threatened to sue media outlets that reported that the Tesla vehicle had "caught on fire." The post “Picked The Wrong Car”: Elon Musk Blasts Media Coverage Of Cybertruck Blast Outside Trump Hotel first appeared on Bored Panda.

An explosion outside Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year's Day killed Army veteran Matthew Livelsberger and injured seven others. The post “Something Isn’t Adding Up”: Cybertruck Explosion Fuels Conspiracies, Suspect Was “100% Patriot” first appeared on Bored Panda.

Matthew Livelsberger, 37, a member of the elite Green Berets, took his own life in the rented vehicle filled with fuel containers and fireworks, which then erupted into flames, officials said.