#Warhound

Warhound says gene editing and cloning can fix why military dog candidates fail, but questions about genes and oversight remain.

Warhound plans to use gene editing and cloning to produce healthier, more capable working dogs for the U.S. military, with the first puppies expected in 2027.

Mr. “I Would Definitely Build Nuclear Weapons” wants to turn man’s best friend into an AI-equipped supersoldier.

Warhound has a plan to improve working dogs in the US: it’s going to genetically modify them and equip them with Anduril’s cybernetic military technology.

Colossal’s Ben Lamm and Palmer Luckey launched Warhound, a $200 million company that will clone top working dogs for the military, police and first responders.