A 32-year-old Brazilian psychologist, Rebeca Cardoso Tenente Molina, died in a hospital after a system utilizing artificial intelligence failed to detect her deteriorating condition. Molina initially sought treatment for suspected gallstones but her health rapidly declined during hospitalization. Her family alleges the AI system, intended to monitor patient vital signs and alert staff to emergencies, did not flag critical changes in her condition, contributing to her death. They express outrage, stating she was treated as merely a number within the system. The incident raises concerns about the reliability of AI in healthcare and the potential for algorithmic errors to have life-threatening consequences. Hospital officials have not yet publicly commented on the specific allegations, but the case is prompting calls for greater scrutiny of AI implementation in medical settings. The family is seeking answers and accountability for the perceived failure of the technology.