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AI Hallucinations January 17, 2025 · indianexpress.com

Apple temporarily turns off AI summaries feature amidhallucinationconcerns

The Indian Express Apple'sAI-generated summaries of notifications from news apps will be temporarily unavailable for users of its beta software. Advertisement …

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