"In one case, according to Starbuck, Google's AI claimed he had been a person of interest in a murder case when he was just two years old. For each source, Google's AI provides a URL, giving the impression that these are real news articles with headlines like, Robby Starbuck Responds to Murder Accusations,' he said. The only way to discover that these URLs are fake is to click on them."
"Google's AI also allegedly told users on a regular basis that Starbuck was credibly accused of sexual assault. To be very clear again, I have never been accused of anything like this, and these allegations are entirely invented by Google's AI, Starbuck said: Once again, there is a link to a fake Rolling Stone article. This seems designed to make their lies as cre"
Robby Starbuck filed a defamation lawsuit against Google after the company's AI allegedly generated links to non-existent news articles that falsely accused him of rape, sexual assault, murder, fraud, stalking, and drug charges. The AI reportedly cited fabricated articles purportedly from outlets such as Mediaite, Rolling Stone, Newsweek, the New York Post, Salon, and the Daily Beast and provided clickable URLs that created the impression of authentic reporting. In one alleged instance the AI claimed Starbuck was a person of interest in a 1991 murder when he was two years old. Starbuck says none of the allegations are true and that users have no reason to doubt the AI without knowing his biography or age.
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