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Court throws out killer's sentence after judge said he loved AI video of victim(nbcnews.com)
50 points by rbanffy | 48 comments
NBC News article reporting that the Arizona Court of Appeals vacated a road rage killer's sentence because the judge relied on an AI-generated video of the slain victim.