BBC says it has complained to Apple over AI-generated fake news attributed to broadcaster

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Notifications from a new Apple product falsely suggested the BBC claimed the New York gunman Luigi Mangione had killed himselfThe BBC says it has filed a complaint with the US tech giant Apple over AI-generated fake news that was shared on iPhones and attributed to the broadcaster.

Apple Intelligence, which was launched in Britain this week, produces grouped notifications from several information sites that have been generated by artificial intelligence.Continue reading...

The BBC says it has complained to Apple to protect its audience’s trust in the broadcaster.