Apple Intelligence generated a headline of a BBC news story that popped up on iPhones late last week, claiming that Luigi Mangione, a man arrested over the murder of healthcare insurance CEO Brian Thomson, had shot himself. This summary was not true and sparked a complaint from the UK's national broadcaster.

The BBC has launched a complaint after Apple Intelligence generated a false headline about the death of the alleged shooter of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO in New York last week.An AI summary generated by Apple’s tool claimed the suspect,

Just a week after its debut in the UK, Apple Intelligence has encountered a controversy involving hallucinations, prompting a formal complaint from the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). The issue arose when a piece of fabricated,

The suspect in a high-profile US murder case had shot himself, according to Apple's false AI summary of a BBC report.

The issue came to light when Apple’s AI summarisation tool incorrectly claimed that Luigi Mangione, charged with the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, had died by suicide. The summary fur

Apple's AI feature, Apple Intelligence, faces criticism after misattributing fake news to the BBC, raising concerns about generative AI's reliability in journalism and its impact on public trust in digital news.

The BBC said that the AI-generated summary of a notification falsely claimed that UnitedHealthcare suspect Luigi Mangione had died by suicide.