Bengaluru techie queried AI on attack methods before triple murder: Police
Police say J Kenneth, 25, allegedly queried artificial intelligence about ways to attack people before the June 22 triple murder at Seegehalli, KR Pura, Bengaluru. His laptop search history included questions on fatal knife attacks and blinding people with vinegar and chilli powder. Police have not established what answers AI gave. The 2,085-page chargesheet says Shwetha raised Rs 52 lakh in loans for Kenneth within a year. Her parents Somasundar, 55, Muthulakshmi, 50, and sister Supriya, 20, died.