Apple recently released the iOS 18.3 developer beta and has decided to temporarily disable the AI summary feature for news and entertainment app notifications. This feature, originally supported by Apple's smart technology, received considerable criticism from users during its use, particularly due to serious errors in summarizing content, such as misinterpretations of reports from the BBC. According to reports from MacRumors and 9to5Mac, Apple stated that it will re-enable this feature in future software updates and continue to improve it.

Recently, Apple Inc. announced the suspension of all news and entertainment app summary notifications in the latest developer previews of iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, and macOS Sequoia 15.3 due to severe misinformation in AI-generated news summaries. This adjustment stems from a complaint made by the BBC, which pointed out that Apple’s AI system seriously distorted facts in a report, falsely claiming that Luigi Mangione, the suspect in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, chose to shoot.

Recently, researchers at Keele University developed a new AI tool capable of identifying fake news with an accuracy of up to 99%, providing crucial support in combating online misinformation. The research team includes Dr. Uchenna Anie from the School of Computer Science and Mathematics, Dr. Sangeeta Sangeeta, and Dr. Patricia Aso-Ayobode. The team employed various machine learning techniques to design a model that scans news content and assesses its credibility. The researchers used an 'ensemble voting' technique, which...

Apple recently launched a new feature called AI News Summary, but this feature has frequently made serious mistakes when summarizing breaking news, resulting in users receiving a large amount of misinformation. Since the launch of this feature, many news organizations and users have expressed strong dissatisfaction, believing that Apple's technology is not yet mature enough to effectively provide accurate information. Reports suggest that Geoffrey Fowler, a technology columnist at the Washington Post, posted on social media, pointing out that Apple's AI misrepresented a piece of news in a summary.

OpenAI is taking action in the field of local news. Recently, the media organization Axios announced a three-year partnership with OpenAI. Under this agreement, OpenAI will fund Axios's expansion of local news newsletters in four new cities, including Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Kansas City, Missouri; Boulder, Colorado; and Huntsville, Alabama. Notably, this collaboration marks the first time OpenAI has directly funded news initiatives in partnership with them.

At the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) held in Las Vegas, TCL announced a groundbreaking piece of news: the company will integrate Google's latest AI large model, Gemini, into its overseas flagship television product line, with the first smart TV featuring Gemini AI expected to launch globally in 2025. This collaboration marks a critical step in the deep integration of traditional home appliance manufacturing with artificial intelligence technology. As a leading TV manufacturer in China, TCL's choice to partner with Google's top AI model not only reflects its commitment to innovation.

Recently, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) filed a complaint against the American tech giant Apple, citing that a new product launched by Apple inaccurately generated and spread fake news related to the BBC. The product, named 'Apple Intelligence', went live in the UK and used artificial intelligence technology to aggregate notifications from multiple information sources to push information to users. However, among these push notifications, there was a report about New York shooter Luigi Mangion.

A research team at Nanyang Technological University in Singapore has recently unveiled an AI technology called SOLAMI, which can create lifelike 3D virtual characters that not only interact with you in real-time in the VR world but also understand your voice and movements, allowing for chatting, dancing, and even boxing! This is simply a blessing for gaming, virtual socializing, and singles alike! SOLAMI is an end-to-end social vision-language-action (VLA) modeling framework that leverages deep learning technology to translate user voice and movements into a form understandable by virtual characters.

A recent study from Columbia University's Tow Center for Digital Journalism sounds the alarm on the accuracy of AI search services. The research reveals significant accuracy issues in ChatGPT's citation of news sources, with even publishers directly cooperating with OpenAI not spared. The research team conducted a comprehensive test on 200 news citations from 20 different publishers, resulting in shocking findings: ChatGPT had errors or partially incorrect source information in as many as 153 cases.

Recently, The Wall Street Journal has been conducting a new experiment by introducing AI-generated article summaries that appear at the top of news reports in the form of 'key points.' The first test of this feature appeared in a report about Trump's Department of Education plans. To validate the effectiveness of this new feature, The Wall Street Journal has opened feedback channels to understand users' actual needs. The content of these 'key point' summaries is generated by AI tools and edited before publication. The summary box clearly indicates this.

Netflix is intensifying its focus on artificial intelligence in the gaming sector. Mike Verdu, who has led the company's gaming division for three years, is set to take on the role of Vice President for Generative AI in Gaming, demonstrating Netflix's determination to advance in the gaming arena. Verdu shared his vision for the new position on LinkedIn, emphasizing a "Creator First" philosophy and positioning AI as a catalyst and booster for game development. In his view, generative AI will bring revolutionary changes to game development and player experiences.