The Schumacher family sued the tabloid using artificial intelligence to make an interview

Die Aktuelle is too far

Among the most famous tabloid newspapers in Germany, Die Aktuelle created a problem for himself when he published an article about Schumacher. Last weekend, they brought the Schumacher photo with the headline “The first interview”.

This bold ride caused fans of the racer to win the F1 championship crazy. Everyone is eager to find out how Schumacher’s current status is, when it has been too long, I don’t know any information about the idol.

However, in the end, all “fell back” when Die Aktuelle was exposed to the story of using AI to set up the true interview. As an artificial intelligence, who knows how to ask questions that are calculated to satisfy the needs of the most readers.

For example, the question with the content: “Schumacher, how do you feel now after the catastrophic accident in 2013?”. It is everyone who gives Schumacher’s completely matching answers, so many people think the interview is true.

The policy of Die Aktuelle is to create a very attractive article to seek profits with “bait” is the reputation of Schumacher and who the tool is. However, they really went too far so that now they have to receive the consequences of themselves.

According to the information by the Schumacher family spokesman, Sabine Kehm, the email, the legal procedures are being rushed to fight Die Aktuelle. In case the Schumacher family sued and won, Die Aktuelle would have to receive appropriate punishments. In addition, the bad reputation of this tabloid promises to increase.

Schumacher’s condition is still mysterious

Along with Lewis Hamilton, Schumacher is holding a record for the number of champions on the F1 race (7). In December 2013, the 54 -year -old German legend unfortunately had an accident when skiing. Despite the victory of death, Schumacher suffered a brain injury and did not appear in public for the past 10 years.

It is not clear how Schumacher’s health status is, but it is reported that the former Mercedes racing family family costs more than $ 20 million for the medical team.

Last year, Netflix made a documentary about Schumacher’s life and career. In it, Schumacher’s wife Corinna shared: “Michael is here. Although very different from before, he is still here with us.

“Previously, Michael always took care of the family and now it was their turn to do that to him. No matter what, we are always together. All fight hard to overcome the challenge. We do everything we can to help Michael become better. At least make sure he feels comfortable,” Corinna concluded.

Notably, while still in a coma, Schumacher was still filed by a man in 2014. Schumacher was accused of causing a traffic accident in Tran Bormujos, near Seville (Spain) just a week before the accident. More details, on November 17, 2013, Schumacher did not control the speed of the Audi A4 into a man riding a large motorbike. The collision caused the victim to break his wrist, broken his bronze and his car was deformed.

Because Schumacher was not awake at that time, Corinna had to hire a lawyer to resolve the case when the victim requested compensation. Corinna himself had more than once dragged Die Aktuelle into the legal battle.

Remember in 2014, Die Aktuelle posted a picture of Schumacher and Corinna with the “awakening” caption for the unrelated article. As a result, this newspaper was sued by the Schumacher family. A year later, the Schumacher family did the same when Die Aktuelle published the article Corrina with “new partners”. However, the content of the article about Gina is her daughter and Schumacher.