This was stated by representatives of the family to various German media after the interview sparked outrage among followers of the former pilot who suffered a serious skiing accident in 2013 and has not appeared in public since.
The family of Michael Schumacher will sue the magazine The Aktuelle for the publication of an alleged interview with the seven-time Formula 1 world champion with answers generated by an artificial intelligence system.
Representatives of the family told various German media after the generated interview outrage among the followers of the ex-pilot who suffered a serious skiing accident in 2013 and has not appeared in public since.
“Michael Schumacher. The first interview. A worldwide sensation,” said the magazine on the cover illustrated with a large photo of the former pilot.
In a smaller text it is said to “sound deceptively authentic” and the post indicates that the interview was conducted through an artificial intelligence program. That indication can easily be overlooked by the reader of the interview titled “My Life Has Completely Changed.”
in a caption The ambiguity is being played with whether it is an authentic interview in which Schumacher “provides answers for the first time since his skiing accident” or “is it really our Schumi who is speaking?”
Schumacher has been housebound since his accident Swiss and the family gives little information about his health condition.
Source: EITB
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