Apple’s new AI notification feature, Apple Intelligence, is under fire for generating false news headlines. The system wrongly reported that murder suspect Luigi Mangione had committed suicide, attributing the false news to the BBC. This follows another incident where the AI misrepresented a New York Times story about Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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