INTL · 22 July 2026

Bengaluru triple murder: Why cops wanted to make AI chatbot an accomplice

Reported by Bing News

Bengaluru Police allege that the accused in a triple murder spent six months consulting Google's Gemini chatbot to plan the killings. Consequently, the incident in Bengaluru has become more than just a standard crime story.

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