An artificial intelligence feature on iPhones is generating fake news alerts, stoking concerns about the technology's ability to spread misinformation.

Apple's news summaries faced criticism for inaccuracies, including false stories, sparking concerns about AI reliability in journalism.

Apple Intelligence‘s notification summary features has unintentionally created fake news headlines, and Apple’s proposed fix won’t be enough.

To completely turn off the AI software, just head to your settings, scroll down and tap Apple Intelligence and Siri. Now, assuming you previously turned Apple Intelligence on, just toggle the top button off. This will kill all of the AI functionalities, from the Writing Tools to the email summaries to Genmoji, until you enable them again.

Concerned about how full your iPhone is, or maybe you're one of the 73% of people who don't care about AI? You can turn off Apple Intelligence.

Apple Intelligence hasn't convinced people to buy an iPhone 16, Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said today. According to Kuo, a supply chain

Grok, the AI-powered assistant that debuted on the social platform X, is now available as a standalone app. Elon Musk's startup xAI has launched Grok 2, the second iteration of its AI model, as a dedicated iOS app, allowing users to access its features without needing an X subscription.

Grok, the AI assistant that's for some reason baked into X, is now available as a standalone app. Like the version that exists as a tab on the social media platform, the Grok app can be used to generate images,

A little over a year after xAI announced Grok, X's AI-powered assistant, it's now available in the US as a standalone app.