https://infosec.exchange/@malwaretech/114903901544041519
the article since there is so much confusion what we are actually talking about https://edition.cnn.com/2025/07/23/politics/fda-ai-elsa-drug-regulation-makary
https://infosec.exchange/@malwaretech/114903901544041519
the article since there is so much confusion what we are actually talking about https://edition.cnn.com/2025/07/23/politics/fda-ai-elsa-drug-regulation-makary
From what I’ve seen, 3D printers are best at oversaturating local markets with a bunch of useless trinkets. (Just kidding though I know they have legit medical uses but oh my god)
I feel that’s even worse with laser cutters and the cricut stuff, just useless trinkets wasting resources and ending up in drawers/gathering dust/in the bin.
Yeah they do create a lot of weird trinkets but they do have plenty of good uses. It can be used to make props and pieces of an outfit. Really really good for cosplayers. It can have a limited role in engineering. Mostly in low heat and stress environments for the engineering side of things but still useful for a cheap decently easy to replace part. Like you said it has medical applications.
It’s not an insanely useful tool for most people in most conditions but it’s still a great tool to have in some cases.