This isn't the first occurrence of such debate, and it will likely keep happening as the technology improves.

However, what is currently making headlines is Gabby Petito's mother, Nichole Schmidt's reaction to the use of AI for her daughter's voice. She told The Independent that: "I think

Gabby Petito. Netflix. The current most popular show on Netflix is American Murder: Gabby Petito, a documentary about the murder of the 22-year-old by her fiancée Brian Laundrie

FORT MYERS, Fla. — The new Netflix documentary, "American Murder: Gabby Petito," has sparked backlash after using an artificial intelligence-generated voice-over for Petito's narration. Netflix's "American Murder: Gabby Petito" faces backlash for using AI-generated voice-over.

Hollywood keeps getting in trouble for using AI to modulate voices and the most recent scandal involves Netflix’s boneheaded decision to recreate the voice of murdered travel vlogger Gabby Petito.

In the new chapter of Netflix doc American Murder, AI is used to recreate Gabby Petito’s voice, and it’s facing a loud backlash online.

Viewers worldwide found themselves spellbound by American Murder: Gabby Petito, a haunting chronicle of tragedy that transcended typical true crime fare. This riveting documentary unwraps the devastating fate of a vibrant 22-year-old travel enthusiast whose dreams dissolved into nightmare during a cross-country adventure.

The new American Murder: Gabby Petito documentary is one of February’s biggest series’, telling the tragic story of how the 22-year-old was murdered by her boyfriend Brian Laundrie. In the docuseries, Gabby’s text messages and journal entries are brought to life using AI voice recreation technology so that it actually sounds like her.

Netflix series uses AI, home video and interviews to detail the young woman's final days and the search for the boyfriend who killed her.

A new Netflix docuseries centered around the disappearance and killing of 22-year-old Gabby Petito is sparking controversy for its use of artificial intelligence. The three-part series uses "voice recreation technology" to reenact Petito's diary entries and texts.