Apple Has A Big AI Problem That Made Google’s Pichai Say Sorry: Know More

Last Updated:January 06, 2025, 07:30 IST

Apple launched its AI feature with the iOS 18 update and it seems the company is facing some issues like the other tech giants.

Apple is facing the same issue that Google was criticised about recently.

Google had it, Microsoft has some issues too and now it seems Apple has fallen into the same trap. We’re talking about the AI going rogue with its intelligence, and the company is now seeing identical issues being faced by its users. Apple offered its slew of AI features with the iOS 18 update and the new version seems to have run into trouble. According to reports, the AI-powered notification summary tool for iPhone and Mac users is the culprit and it seems to be making big errors.

Apple’s AI Errors: What We Know

Multiple reports suggest AI summary tool on Apple devices is making big errors with news details that have been discovered and reported by media houses like BBC. People using the BBC news app have been notified about misleading details such as, popular tennis player Rafael Nadal announces himself as gay in front of the world, which is completely false.

We’ve seen AI go rogue before, and Google is the other big company to face issues with its technology.

The company’s AI tool was making errors, forcing CEO Sundar Pichai to apologise for the regrettable errors. Apple seems to have accepted the errors for its AI tool, and the report says, the company is now asking its users to report such misleading details being sent out on their devices.

It is still early days for Apple in the AI arena, even though the company has taken a lot of time to make sure these errors don’t creep up into its systems. We’re hoping the company does the right thing and pauses the AI tool and fixes the issues before making it available to the public.

There is no denying that AI misinformation is a widespread concern that needs to be tackled quickly before it causes havoc.

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