Murderer's mum uses ChatGPT to tell court of son's 'caring nature'
The mother of a man found guilty of murdering underworld figure Gavin Preston has told the Supreme Court her son has always been polite and considerate.
Murderer's mum uses ChatGPT to tell court of son's 'caring nature'
The mother of a man found guilty of murdering underworld figure Gavin Preston has told the Supreme Court her son has always been polite and considerate.
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