Manslaughter sentence tossed over AI-generated video of slain victim used at trial
- The appellate court judges said the use of the AI video "crossed" a line.
- A man convicted of manslaughter had his 10-year prison sentence tossed by an appellate court last week over the use of an AI-generated video depicting his slain victim during the sentencing hearing.
- The three-judge panel in the Arizona Court of Appeals upheld Gabriel Paul Horcasitas' conviction for a November 2021 road rage incident in which he shot and killed Christopher Pelkey.
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- The appellate court judges said the use of the AI video "crossed" a line.
- A man convicted of manslaughter had his 10-year prison sentence tossed by an appellate court last week over the use of an AI-generated video depicting his slain victim during the sentencing hearing.
- The three-judge panel in the Arizona Court of Appeals upheld Gabriel Paul Horcasitas' conviction for a November 2021 road rage incident in which he shot and killed Christopher Pelkey.
Sources: Abcnews