Overview
- The Hannover-set 'Tatort' episode focuses on the use of Kroisos, an AI software, in solving a series of murders, contrasting technological reliance with traditional detective work.
- A suspect identified by the AI, René Kowalski, tragically dies during a police confrontation, only for a third murder to occur, revealing the true killer remains at large.
- The storyline highlights legal and ethical concerns, as the foreign-developed AI software operates outside German regulatory frameworks.
- Critics note the narrative's lack of suspense and predictability, arguing it undermines the drama's impact despite its timely exploration of AI in law enforcement.
- 'Im Wahn' concludes with unresolved crimes, sparking discussions on the risks of unregulated AI in policing and its portrayal in contemporary media.