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Michael Schumacher Family Win Legal Action Over Fake AI Interview
The family of German former Formula One champion Michael Schumacher said Thursday they won a legal action against a tabloid magazine which printed a fake AI interview with the 55-year-old.
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German Magazine Fires Editor Over AI-Generated Interview With Michael Schumacher
Die Aktuelle editor-in-chief Anne Hoffmann will be removed from her duties with immediate effect.
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Michael Schumacher's Family Planning To Sue German Magazine Over Fake AI Interview
The article included quotes attributed to Schumacher, discussing his family life since the accident and his medical condition.
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Michael Schumacher's Family Planning Legal Action Against German Magazine Over AI-Generated Interview
Michael Schumacher's family are planning legal action against a German weekly magazine over an 'interview' with the seven times Formula One champion that was generated by artificial intelligence.
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Germany To Send Leopard Tanks To Ukraine, Allows Others To Do So: Report
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has decided to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine and allow other countries such as Poland to do so, magazine Spiegel reported on Tuesday.
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Russian Secret Service Spied On Ukrainian Soldiers In Germany: Report
German security forces have "indications" that Russian secret services spied on Ukrainian soldiers who are in Germany to receive training on Western weapons, Spiegel magazine reported Friday.
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Salman Rushdie Told German Magazine His Life Is Now "Relatively Normal"
In an interview conducted just weeks before he was stabbed and seriously wounded by an attacker in New York state, author Salman Rushdie said his life was now "relatively normal", after having lived in hiding for years because of death threats.
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World's Biggest Cruise Ship Has No Buyer, 1st Voyage May Be To Scrapyard
An unfinished mega-liner that was to be one of the world's biggest cruise ships by capacity is sitting in a German shipyard, waiting to be scrapped, because bankruptcy administrators can't find a buyer, according to cruise industry magazine An Bord.
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Intercepted Russian Calls Discussing Ukraine's Bucha Killings: Germany
Germany's intelligence agency intercepted radio messages from Russian military sources discussing the killing of civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha, German news magazine Der Spiegel reported on Thursday.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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German Spy Chief Was In Ukraine As Russia Attacked. How He Was Rescued
The head of Germany's foreign intelligence service was in Ukraine when Russia invaded and had to be taken home overland in a gruelling two-day journey by special forces when the country's airspace was closed, Focus magazine reported.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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Daimler Could Face Further Recalls In Germany Due To Diesel Cheating: Report
German luxury carmaker Daimler could face further recalls related to manipulated diesel engines in some of its compact car models, weekly magazine Der Spiegel said on Friday, without citing sources.
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Vincent Cobee To Become New Deputy CEO Of PSA's Citroen: Report
Vincent Cobee, a former Mitsubishi production chief, is set to become the new head at PSA's Citroen unit, German trade magazine Automobilwoche reported on Thursday, citing company sources. The report cited a PSA spokesman as saying that Cobee had already joined the brand's management team. Asked by Reuters, a PSA spokesman declined to comment.
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BMW Not Interested In Settling EU Cartel Investigations: Report
Germany's BMW has no interest in settling an investigations by the European Union antitrust authorities against the company and other German carmakers, German magazine WirtschaftsWoche reported on Friday, citing company sources.
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Michael Schumacher Family Win Legal Action Over Fake AI Interview
The family of German former Formula One champion Michael Schumacher said Thursday they won a legal action against a tabloid magazine which printed a fake AI interview with the 55-year-old.
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German Magazine Fires Editor Over AI-Generated Interview With Michael Schumacher
Die Aktuelle editor-in-chief Anne Hoffmann will be removed from her duties with immediate effect.
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Michael Schumacher's Family Planning To Sue German Magazine Over Fake AI Interview
The article included quotes attributed to Schumacher, discussing his family life since the accident and his medical condition.
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Michael Schumacher's Family Planning Legal Action Against German Magazine Over AI-Generated Interview
Michael Schumacher's family are planning legal action against a German weekly magazine over an 'interview' with the seven times Formula One champion that was generated by artificial intelligence.
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Germany To Send Leopard Tanks To Ukraine, Allows Others To Do So: Report
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has decided to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine and allow other countries such as Poland to do so, magazine Spiegel reported on Tuesday.
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Russian Secret Service Spied On Ukrainian Soldiers In Germany: Report
German security forces have "indications" that Russian secret services spied on Ukrainian soldiers who are in Germany to receive training on Western weapons, Spiegel magazine reported Friday.
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Salman Rushdie Told German Magazine His Life Is Now "Relatively Normal"
In an interview conducted just weeks before he was stabbed and seriously wounded by an attacker in New York state, author Salman Rushdie said his life was now "relatively normal", after having lived in hiding for years because of death threats.
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World's Biggest Cruise Ship Has No Buyer, 1st Voyage May Be To Scrapyard
An unfinished mega-liner that was to be one of the world's biggest cruise ships by capacity is sitting in a German shipyard, waiting to be scrapped, because bankruptcy administrators can't find a buyer, according to cruise industry magazine An Bord.
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Intercepted Russian Calls Discussing Ukraine's Bucha Killings: Germany
Germany's intelligence agency intercepted radio messages from Russian military sources discussing the killing of civilians in the Ukrainian town of Bucha, German news magazine Der Spiegel reported on Thursday.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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German Spy Chief Was In Ukraine As Russia Attacked. How He Was Rescued
The head of Germany's foreign intelligence service was in Ukraine when Russia invaded and had to be taken home overland in a gruelling two-day journey by special forces when the country's airspace was closed, Focus magazine reported.
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Volkswagen Says Patent Suit By Taiwan's Acer Is Unfounded
Volkswagen said allegations made against it by Acer were unfounded, after a magazine reported that the Taiwanese computer maker had sued the German carmaker for infringing on its mobile network patents.
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Daimler Could Face Further Recalls In Germany Due To Diesel Cheating: Report
German luxury carmaker Daimler could face further recalls related to manipulated diesel engines in some of its compact car models, weekly magazine Der Spiegel said on Friday, without citing sources.
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Vincent Cobee To Become New Deputy CEO Of PSA's Citroen: Report
Vincent Cobee, a former Mitsubishi production chief, is set to become the new head at PSA's Citroen unit, German trade magazine Automobilwoche reported on Thursday, citing company sources. The report cited a PSA spokesman as saying that Cobee had already joined the brand's management team. Asked by Reuters, a PSA spokesman declined to comment.
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BMW Not Interested In Settling EU Cartel Investigations: Report
Germany's BMW has no interest in settling an investigations by the European Union antitrust authorities against the company and other German carmakers, German magazine WirtschaftsWoche reported on Friday, citing company sources.
