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German publisher apologises for fake Schumacher interview: 'Distasteful'

The publisher of German magazine Die Aktuelle has apologised to the Schumacher family for the recently published fake interview. It admits that the article "should never have been published" and says the editor-in-chief has been fired. Article continues under ad The cover of the magazine referred to "the first interview" with Michael Schumacher since his skiing accident in 2013. However, it turned out to be not a real interview, but an interview with an AI bot. Schumacher's family announced it was considering legal action after the article was published. Apologies for fake Schumacher interview Publisher Funke apologised to the Schumacher family for the article....
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