Wrong Place, Wrong Time, Love Bytes

Wrong Place, Wrong Time
Look at any photo of Audrey Griffin and you see a beautiful, smart young woman. The 19-year-old navy recruit had plenty of friends and plenty of life ahead of her. Until the unthinkable. Six weeks ago, in a crime that has outraged Australia, she was murdered as she walked to a friend's place after a night out. Audrey didn't know her attacker, she was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. The killer, Adrian Torrens, was a violent man who opportunistically decided to cause maximum harm. On 60 Minutes, Torrens' wife, Michelle, gives a chilling insight into this evil man, and tells Dimity Clancey why this crime should never have happened.
Reporter: Dimity Clancey
Producers: Natalie Clancy, Sheree Gibson, Toni Ambrogetti

Love Bytes
It's hard to know whether to be excited or frightened. Maybe a bit of both. Artificial intelligence, already changing human behaviour in so many ways, is now trying to charm its way into our love lives. And, as strange as it might sound, it's succeeding. Millions of people around the world are ditching the traditional concept of boyfriends, girlfriends, even husbands and wives, and hooking up instead with AI companions. As Adam Hegarty reports, while computer chatbots can be very kind and charismatic, people also need to be warned: Just like in the real world, AI relationships can – and sometimes do – end in disaster.
Reporter: Adam Hegarty
Producer: Sammi Taylor