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AI brought a road rage victim ‘back to life’ in court. Experts say it went too far
In a first-of-its-kind sentencing, the family of Christopher Pelkey used AI to re-create his voice and image for a victim impact statement. Legal and AI scholars warn the emotional power of such technology could undermine justice.
How AI Allowed Road Rage Shooting Victim to Address His Killer from Beyond the Grave
Christopher Pelkey was shot and killed in a road rage incident in Arizona in 2021, yet last month, his family members saw him again for the first time thanks to artificial intelligence. This was the first time in Arizona history that AI has been used to create a victim impact statement for someone who has already died.
The Arizona Department of Public Safet is investigating a reported road rage shooting early Sunday morning on Interstate 10 ...
A driver is hurt after an alleged road rage shooting on a West Valley freeway early Sunday morning. The Arizona Department of ...
To Gabriel Horcasitas, the man who shot me: it is a shame we encountered each other that day in those circumstances,” the AI ...
CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) — There were dozens of statements submitted to the court by family and friends of Christopher Pelkey ...
With the help of artificial intelligence, a man was 'brought back to life' at his killer's sentencing to deliver a victim's ...
Arizona Supreme Court Chief Justice Ann Timmer didn’t address the road rage case specifically in an interview Wednesday. But she said the rise in popularity and accessibility to AI in recent ...
Police in Oregon shared shocking dashcam video that shows a driver swerving into a motorcyclist, causing him to lose control ...
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