The feature I dislike the most about Apple Intelligence has to be the AI-powered notification summaries. These notification summaries are supposed to provide you with a quick way to glance at important information from your apps.

Here’s one small stumble in the inexorable march of artificial intelligence: Apple Intelligence is putting a pause on summarizing news notifications. Last month, the BBC News raised alarms when the AI feature started attributing alarmingly inaccurate news to its organization.

Phones with Apple Intelligence will temporarily be losing notification summaries on news and entertainment apps.

Apple is suspending an error-prone feature that used artificial intelligence to deliver bogus news alerts to some iPhone owners.

Apple Intelligence hallucinations spur Apple to temporarily disable AI-powered notification summaries for news and entertainment apps.

Apple has made some changes to its notification summaries in Apple Intelligence, in the wake of errors being pointed out by testers.

Apple has disabled the hallucination-prone Apple Intelligence News summaries in iOS 18.3 beta 3 to fix issues.

Apple Intelligence keeps wildly mischaracterizing the news alerts it tries to summarize. The company should suspend the feature until it works better.

According to Axios, Apple is also using the new software updates to tweak the labeling of its AI features. Users will now see text stressing that notification summaries are in beta, and therefore, could produce unexpected results.

Apple is making several changes following complaints that its AI-powered notification summaries were inscrutable or just plain wrong.

One of the more controversial Apple Intelligence features aimed to summarize news stories and offer a more useful notification, but it went wrong more than it went right.