The BBC says it has lodged a complaint with the US tech giant Lake over AI-generated fake news that was shared on iPhones and attributed to radio stations.
Apple Intelligence, which was introduced in Britain this week, produces aggregated notifications from multiple information sources generated by artificial intelligence.
One of them suggested BBC A news website had published an article stating that Luigi Mangione, who was arrested in the United States in New York for the murders of the health care workers in New York, was aware of his death.
“BBC News is the most reliable news media in the world. “We need to ensure that our listeners can trust the information or press published on our behalf and including notifications,” a BBC spokesperson said in a statement.
“We contacted Apple to raise this concern and fix the problem.”
The BBC reported a similar fact in relation to the notifications attributed to the New York Times, although it was confirmed by the US publisher.