Apple, the iPhone maker, has said it will update its AI feature following calls to withdraw the controversial feature for issuing inaccurate news alerts. The AI feature is expected to summarize ...

Apple has canceled its AI-generated news alerts after a series of high-profile SNAFUs. The tech giant was facing mounting criticism over its Apple Intelligence service with complaints from the ...

Lastly, the AI-generated alerts use italicized text to further distinguish them from their non-summarized counterparts. Last week, Apple told Engadget it was working on an update to notification ...

Apple has been urged to scrap AI news alerts due to inaccuracies. The controversy highlights growing concerns about AI reliability in news dissemination, a crucial aspect of public information ...

Apple pulled the plug on its AI-powered news summary feature over inaccuracies in its alert after it issued fake notifications to iPhone users. Skip to main content Manage Subscription Sign in !

Apple has pledged improvements to its news summarising tool, but critics say it is dangerous and needs to be withdrawn. ... Apple urged to withdraw 'out of control' AI news alerts. 7 January 2025.

Apple halts AI feature that made iPhones hallucinate about news Jan. 16, 2025 Updated Fri., Jan. 17, 2025 at 5:20 p.m. Apple iPhone 15 models are displayed on the phone’s worldwide release day ...

In today’s Tech Bytes, Apple is pausing its AI-generated news alerts with its latest beta software update. The move follows complaints that the feature generated inaccurate news summaries.

Apple’s (AAPL) AI-powered notification summary feature is under fire for spreading false news alerts. This includes a recent notification wrongly declaring that British darts player Luke Littler ...

Apple AI Badly Fumbles News Alerts, Critics Call for Urgent Action. by Stewart Wolpin on January 13, 2025. To the surprise of no one, Apple’s new AI feature, Apple Intelligence, isn’t as smart ...

Apple had stopped its AI news alerts after complaints from the BBC, Washington Post, New York Times over Luigi Mangione, Rafa Nadal, Luke Littler posts. Skip to main content.

Apple is facing fresh calls to withdraw its controversial artificial intelligence (AI) feature that has generated inaccurate news alerts on its latest iPhones. The product is meant to summarise ...