The verdict for the New Albany mass shooter is expected today. As CEOs warn about AI advancement, bipartisan leaders are joining for a pro-human assembly calling for accountability on AI. Elizabeth Siders, the mother in the Vinton County child endangerment case, is in court for a "secret indictment." Hilliard pauses Flock cameras while Whitehall says they've been a huge benefit. OSU's Farm Science Review kicks off next year to show off the newest ag advancements.
(1:20-7:54) Bruce Foster verdict today
The judge over the New Albany mass shooting case is expected to hand down his verdict this afternoon. 10TV's Lacey Crisp joins to talk about what could come out of today.
(8:09-17:21) Should AI be dialed back?
As AI-gone-rogue instances have come to light, more people are calling for increased regulations on the technology. Tuesday was the first ever "pro-human assembly" that discussed how powerful AI systems can serve people while remaining under human control. President and CEO of the Future of Life Institute Anthony Aguirre talks about what he believes should be done when it comes to AI regulations.
(17:36-22:08) Did Texas head coach really hit an ESPN reporter?
An AI-generated video has gone viral of Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian hitting ESPN reporter Holly Rowe. Texas QB Arch Manning laughed at the video and has gotten some heat for doing that. He has apologized to Rowe since. 97.1 The Fan's Tyvis Powell talks about the video and also the Blue Jackets.
(22:38-26:27) Stopping problem gambling
The sports conversation continues. With college football back, so is gambling on the games. Derek Longmeier with the Problem Gambling Network of Ohio talks about gambling addictions and the resources available to get out that cycle.
(26:42-34:42) Elizabeth Siders in court on "secret indictment"
Elizabeth Siders, the mother of the 16 children found in deplorable conditions in a Vinton County home, is back in court for a "secret indictment" related to sex abuse charges. 10TV's Carla Rogner calls in to talk about what we know about these most recent developments.
(35:12-38:30) Hilliard pauses Flock cameras
Hilliard is pausing its use of Flock cameras amid concerns over data privacy. The city ensures this isn't a case of officers misusing the system. Meantime, Whitehall talks about how much help the cameras have been in solving crime.
(38:31-44:15) Farm Science Review kicks off next week
The biggest ag show in Ohio kicks off next week in Madison County. It's OSU's Farm Science Review. 600 vendors will show the latest advancements in agriculture. Nick Zackrich, Farm Science Review Manager, talks about what can be seen and also how rising prices are affecting farmers.
(44:30-47:14) KNBC crew dies in helicopter crash
At least three people are dead after KNBC's helicopter crashed while covering a bus crash live. We know the reporter and pilot died last night.