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.

What to know about the search for Gabby Petito amid the premiere of the Netflix series 'American Murder: Gabby Petito,' which recounts the case.

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

Roberta and Chris Laundrie issued a damning statement against the Netflix true-crime documentary last week (19 Feb)

The mother of Gabby Petito, the aspiring YouTuber who was cruelly murdered by her boyfriend Brian Laundrie on what should have been the trip of a lifetime, has shared that hearing her daughter's voice via deepfake technology (in the recently released Netflix series, American Murder: Gabby Petito) was 'weird'.

Gabby Petito” is facing backlash from some viewers who are questioning whether the filmmakers’ decision to use artificial intelligence to recreate Petito’s voice is ethical.

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.

Gabby Petito's father and stepmother, of Vero Beach, helped pass Florida legislation in memory of their daughter.

Viewers who watch the new Netflix docuseries about Gabby Petito will see an artistic young woman who loved life and those around her, according to her mother, Nichole Schmidt. “American Murder: Gabby Petito” was released earlier this week on the streaming service.