'I Loved That AI:' Judge Moved by AI-Generated Avatar of Man Killed in Road Rage Incident
'I Loved That AI:' Judge Moved by AI-Generated Avatar of Man Killed in Road Rage Incident
How the sister of Christopher Pelkey made an avatar of him to testify in court.
An AI avatar made to look and sound like the likeness of a man who was killed in a road rage incident addressed the court and the man who killed him: “To Gabriel Horcasitas, the man who shot me, it is a shame we encountered each other that day in those circumstances,” the AI avatar of Christopher Pelkey said. “In another life we probably could have been friends. I believe in forgiveness and a God who forgives. I still do.”
It was the first time the AI avatar of a victim—in this case, a dead man—has ever addressed a court, and it raises many questions about the use of this type of technology in future court proceedings.
Yeah ... that is not OK.
"And I would like to amend my will to add the prosecutor's kid as the beneficiary. And thank you, Judge, and might I add that you make that gavel look very powerful!"
Simpson's did it. The lawyer dubbed his voice onto a video will.
According to an article (dunno if it's this one, didn't click lol) the victim's sister wrote it and they just used Ai for his voice and likeness.
Still inappropriate.
Clickbait title. It wasn't testimony, it was part of a victim impact statement. The defendant had already been found guilty.
Still weird, but not as procedurally questionable as it sounds. Victim impact statements are meant to literally sway the judge toward a harsher sentence, and basically everything's fair play.
This still has no place in a court of law if it was supposed to influence anything about the case.
This is fucking stupid. No one has the right to fake another person's appearance in court. "We could have been friends" is lame and embarrassing. So stupid and lame.
There is no end to what the robolovers think is normal or acceptable. Fucking weird, creepy, and disgusting.
And dumb Christians will eat it up
Hey! It's Black Mirror!
If these are not the victim’s actual words, then WTF? This is completely contrived.
what a shit show.
this doesn't belong in a court of law.
This seems like it opens the door to asking for a mistrial.
Do i need to submit paperwork somewhere giving formal non-consent to this kind of thing?
how disgusting
Hurry submit an AI video of Brian Thompson admitting that he accidentally shot himself as evidence
Using it at a trial like this is completely unhinged. That being said, it might help victims of violent crimes give their testimony (I'm mainly thinking of SA). I could see this having a use in prisoner rehabilitation as well, with the explicit consent of the victom or family of course.
It wasn't testimony, it was part of a victim impact statement. Vibes should never be used as testimony or evidence because LLMs are infamously biased and can't be sequestered.