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Apple urged to withdraw 'out of control' AI news alerts

Apple is facing calls to withdraw its AI news alerts after generating inaccurate notifications, as reported by the BBC.
The company acknowledged the issues and plans a software update to clarify when notifications are generated by Apple Intelligence.
The BBC has complained about false headlines, including one suggesting Luigi Mangione shot himself, which never happened.
Reporters Without Borders urged Apple to disable the feature, highlighting concerns about misinformation spreading.

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