According to Business Insider, an AI tool named Cybercheck was used to convict Adarus Black of murder, leading to a life sentence. The tool's creator, Adam Mosher, is now under investigation due to concerns about the tool's reliability and Mosher's credentials. The AI tool, which triangulated Black's cellphone location with over 90% accuracy, has been used in numerous cases across the USA, yet its secretive algorithms and lack of transparency have raised legal and ethical questions. Defense attorneys have challenged the evidence, highlighting inconsistencies and potential inaccuracies. Investigations have revealed Mosher's dubious claims about his qualifications and previous expert testimonies. Some courts have excluded Cybercheck's evidence, and prosecutors are reconsidering its use. The situation underscores the complexities and potential pitfalls of integrating AI into the judicial system.