Michael Schumacher’s family have been awarded a six-figure sum in damages after a fake interview was published by a German women’s magazine last year.
Michael Schumacher’s family have been awarded a six-figure sum in damages after a fake interview was published by a German women’s magazine last year. In April last year, Die Aktuelle published a fake interview with the F1 legend, who has not been seen since he suffered life-threatening injuries in the French Alps in 2013.The magazine presented the 'interview' as Schumacher’s first since his skiing accident.It later emerged that the ‘interview’ had been created using AI.
The piece left Schumacher’s family outraged and they quickly initiated legal action against the magazine’s publisher, Funke Mediengruppe.Read more: British Olympic swimming legend dies aged 70 after brave cancer battleRead more: Full list of items Brits are being urged to stockpile in case of national emergencyFunke fired the magazine’s editor-in-chief Ann Hoffmann and issued an apology.
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