A major journalism organization has called on Apple to remove its new AI feature after it created a misleading headline about a high-profile murder case in the US. The AI-powered summary falsely suggested that BBC News reported a murder suspect had committed suicide, which was not true. Reporters Without Borders has urged Apple to scrap this feature, citing concerns over media credibility and the potential harm to public information. The organization argues that AI systems, especially those dealing with information, should be regulated more strictly to prevent misinformation. They emphasize the need for a global legal framework to govern AI, as current regulations, like the AI Act in the European Union, are insufficient. The discussion highlights the broader issue of AI governance and the responsibility of tech companies to ensure their products do not harm democratic processes or media integrity.