Google's news alert system sent racist slurs to users' phones after safety filters failed during BAFTA coverage, exposing major content moderation gaps.

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Google apologized Tuesday for sending out an “offensive notification” about the recent BAFTA Film Awards controversy, which included the use of the N-word. The inclusion of the slur in the message, ...

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Google is ‘deeply sorry’ for push notification that included a racial slur. The notification was related to an incident at the BAFTAs on Sunday, as Variety reports.

Google sent out an AI-generated news alert that included the N-word, according to reporting by Deadline. The push notification featured a link to a story by The Hollywood Reporter regarding an ...