This is the Guardian.

In Norway, a woman's boyfriend forgets who she is overnight.

In Detroit, a man is is arrested but he was never at the crime scene.

In Spain disturbing pictures of young girls have appeared and no one knows who's behind them.

Something strange is happening.

A collision between people and artificial intelligence.

Discover more in the Guardian's new series Black Box.

Listen wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes, Monday and Thursdays. As we went up the mountain, the ecosystem changed from tropical forest to cloud forest,

which is one of the most amazing experiences.

Just watching this pristine water,

listening to literally hundreds of species of birds

and their songs.

That's Cesar Rodriguez Garavito,

a legal professor from NYU

and a founding director of the more than human rights program.

I'm originally from Colombia so I'm very familiar with that type of ecosystem.

That was the first time that I ever saw a pristine forest of that type.

So I got to see for the first time what my own country and my own place of origin would have looked like.

He's describing Los Edros, a forest in Ecuador, which might not have been so pristine

had it not been given legal rights during a landmark case in 2021.

The courts sided with the forest to protect it from being mined, allowing it to continue

thriving.

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