OpenAI ChatGPT Linked to Florida Murders

0:00Florida's Attorney General is widening its criminal probe into open AI, now folding in the murders of two universities of South Florida doctoral students. After finding the suspect chatted with Chad G.P.T. about some dark stuff. Court docs, Shohisham Abogarbi, hit up the AI right before Zami Limeon and the heat of Bristol vanished on April 16th, asking things like, if. Neighbors could hear a gunshot or what happens if someone stuffed in a trash bag and dumped. Legal experts like Clearwater Attorney Peter Truggles say this evidence packs a punch for prosecutors, painting the suspect as premeditated, but defense. Teens will battle hard to block it from trial since no gun was confirmed in the crime. Abogarbi also quizzed Chad G.P.T. on swapping a car's Venn number, stashing a firearm without a license, and the vehicles get checked at Hillsboro. River State parked the next day. Meanwhile, the AG's office is juggling this with a similar look into the FSU shooter who tapped Chad G.P.T. too, raising big questions on how AI chats.

1:02Factor into real-world cases as the investigation rolls on. Local news powered by AI. This is Tampa Bay News Today. I'm Corey with the story.