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After Two Botched Attempts, UN Experts Urge Tennessee Not to Try to Execute Crista Pike Again
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The Arizona appeals court ruled that airing an AI message from the dead victim "crossed that line".
Read at bbc.co.uk →Gabriel Horcasitas' conviction for manslaughter stands but he will be resentenced.
Read at newsnationnow.com →In May 2025, an AI-generated video of road rage victim Christopher Pelkey was played in court before his killer was sentenced. The judge praised the AI recreation as “genuine” before sentencing Gabriel Horcasitas to 10½ years in prison.
Watch at youtube.com →Pelkey's family used AI to create a video of his likeness in order to give him a voice during the hearing. Pelkey’s sister, Stacey Wales, had come up with the idea of her brother speaking for himself after she struggled to determine what he would say if he could.
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