Palmer Luckey made Oculus headsets. Now he makes autonomous weapons for what he sees as the future of warfare.

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The company, headquartered in California, signed a lease for 162,000 square feet, roughly four times the size of the space it currently occupies for Greater Boston operations.

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Palmer Luckey is the 32-year-old tech billionaire who’s creating weapons for the next generation of warfare — autonomous weapons operated by artificial intelligence.

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