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

Apple, the iPhone maker, has said it will update its AI feature following calls to withdraw the controversial feature for issuing inaccurate news alerts. The AI feature is expected to summarize news notifications but has sometimes fabricated news on its iPhones much to the displeasure of readers and news publishers.

Macworld Following a litany of serious errors and numerous complaints, Apple has announced that it will make changes to the way its AI news summaries are presented to users. In December, the BBC complained when Apple Intelligence auto-summarized one of its articles as part of a notification and completely altered its meaning,

Apple said on Monday it would release an update to better indicate that its notification summaries are generated by artificial intelligence. "A software

Back in December, not long after Apple rolled out some of the first major features of Apple Intelligence, the BBC wrote in an article that the AI had erroneously summarized a series of notifications from its app to say that Luigi Mangione, the alleged murderer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, had shot himself when in fact he had not.

Apple Intelligence is incorrectly summarizing news stories in your notifications. Here's a look at what Apple's doing about it—and how you can to turn those AI summaries off.