It is widely understood that law enforcement in the U.S. are allowed to lie about available evidence with witnesses or suspects during interviews/interrogations. Will law enforcement be accused of using AI generated evidence (audio, video, images, text) when interviewing witnesses/suspects? An example of reasons may be to garner a confession or cooperation.
Edit: To clarify: the accusation must be credible. I would consider a major news outlet (AP, NYT, WSJ, etc.) reporting on a specific accusation of a specific department or unit. Not someone making unfounded accusations on Twitter/X.
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3.00@3721126 good question. Specifically accused of. Might take a whole separate question if makes it to the courts.
@MethodTarantula to clarify further. The spirit of the question is perhaps a 'credible accusation'. I'm sure everyone will call 'thats AI'. But this will resolve YES if the accusations are credible.