This is how the attack in front of the Trump hotel was planned using artificial intelligence!

It has been revealed that the individual who detonated a Tesla Cybertruck in front of the Trump hotel in Las Vegas received help from artificial intelligence while planning the attack.

Investigations following the explosion identified the attacker as 37-year-old Matthew Livelsberger, an active-duty soldier in the military. It was determined that Livelsberger had killed himself with a handgun before the explosion, and certain notes were found on his phone.

The notes contained the following statements: "This is not a terrorist attack, it is a wake-up call. Americans only care about protests and violence. What better way to convey what I want to say than a demonstration with explosives?"

In new information released on Tuesday, officials examining the artificial intelligence searches stated that Livelsberger had conducted searches regarding firearms, the velocity at which specific ammunition rounds travel, and how to purchase a mobile phone without providing personal information.

In a statement to the press, the sheriff of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department noted that 'it is the only incident he is aware of where artificial intelligence was used to help build a device, and that this is quite concerning.'

Stating that they continue to examine Livelsberger's laptop, mobile phone, and smartwatch, officials noted that they do not yet know exactly what caused the explosion in the vehicle and that their work is ongoing.