Palmer Luckey, the founder of Oculus VR and Anduril Industries, has criticized restrictions on artificial intelligence (AI) development, arguing that the technology should be embraced for military and weapons applications. Luckey believes that AI will be a critical component of future warfare, and the US risks falling behind adversaries like China if it imposes overly restrictive regulations. He argues that AI can enhance military capabilities, improve targeting accuracy, and reduce civilian casualties. However, critics raise concerns about the ethical implications of autonomous weapons systems and the potential for AI to be misused or cause unintended harm. The debate highlights the tension between technological advancement and responsible governance in the AI domain.