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A world where you can pick up deadly ammunition with your milk and eggs.

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New AI-powered vending machines that sell ammunition are open for business. Friend? New AI-powered

New AI-powered vending machines that sell ammunition are open for business. [–]( Friend— New AI-powered vending machines that sell ammunition are open for business at grocery stores in Alabama, Oklahoma, and Texas, allowing people to buy ammo 24/7. This is the next dystopian step in the gun industry's "guns everywhere" agenda: a world where you can pick up deadly ammunition with your milk and eggs. [Visit The Smoking Gun to learn more about the industry's role in our gun violence crisis.]( Federal law prohibits certain people from purchasing ammunition, including underage buyers and those with felony convictions. To comply with these regulations, American Rounds—the Texas-based company installing the vending machines—says it uses AI technology and "card scanning and facial recognition software to meticulously verify the identity and age of each buyer." But cybersecurity experts warn that this technology could be exploited by hackers or those who wish to bypass the machine's security measures. And in a country where guns are already the leading cause of death for kids, we can't further normalize the sale and promotion of these deadly products. We're taking on the gun industry to prevent the gun violence that's devastating our communities. [Explore our work to hold the gun industry accountable for its toxic "guns everywhere" practices.]( Thanks for being in this fight, Greg Lickenbrock He/Him/His Associate Director, Investigations Everytown for Gun Safety Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund (the "Everytown Support Fund") is the education, research, and litigation arm of Everytown for Gun Safety, the largest gun violence prevention organization in the country with over eight million supporters. The Everytown Support Fund seeks to improve our understanding of the causes of gun violence and help to reduce it by conducting groundbreaking original research, developing evidence-based policies, communicating this knowledge to the American public, and advancing gun safety and gun violence prevention in communities and the courts. Learn more at [www.everytownsupportfund.org](. Contributions to Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. [DONATE]( This email was sent to {EMAIL}. To unsubscribe from Everytown, please [click here](. [sp]

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