You literally can’t control the proliferation of open models made outside your jurisdiction.

The article is about AI worms. And the thumb is what an AI image generator thought, AI worms could look like.

We know that some humans can be trained to do that just fine. Humans are natural neuronal networks. That implies, neuronal networks can in principle do it. We just don’t have any human-capability artificial neuronal networks yet.
LLMs might never get there. But humans aren’t LLMs. If we ever manage to properly model a human brain, that probably will be able to do that task with human-level accuracy (which actually is pretty good if you only look at professionals of the filed).
Hopefully, it doesn’t actually need a human brain for the task - because modeling that might still be a century off.

Sales and marketing don’t count. Critical thinking doesn’t sell. So you won’t find critical thinkers in those departments.
From a security standpoint, those departments are to be considered hostile. But you can lock down the PCs there as much as possible to reduce the offline time because computer-illiterate employees don’t care about being able to install stuff or change settings.

Microsoft being slow to fix bugs isn’t news.

Actually restricting guns for the plebs is impossible in the US. The right to bear arms is literally in the constitution. And when looking at the (pretty damn short, but it does exist) history, it makes perfect sense (even though it doesn’t actually work to keep the government honest and the feared British revenge war never happened).

What would be possible even in the US would be making it less likely that the abundant guns (which just ain’t going away anytime soon) are used by people with serious mental problems - by reducing the likelihood of serious mental problems to happen.
You need a village to raise a kid.

Damn. I wished we had those in our school back then. What mischief I could have done with a borrowed drone like that…