Michael Schumacher’s family is planning legal action against the German weekly for “interview» with heptaki F1 champion created by artificial intelligence.

The latest issue of Die Aktuelle has a smiling Schumacher on the cover and a promising headline: “Michael Schumacher, first interview.”

“My life changed dramatically after the accident. It was very hard for my wife, children and my whole family,” said the great Formula 1 athlete, among other things, in an alleged interview.

Die Aktuelle dergisi Michael Schumacher ile röportaj adı alında yapay zekaya sorulan köveli yainladı. 👀

📌 Soon Gerchek appeared.

❗️The Schumacher family yasal ışım ışışıtacak. pic.twitter.com/wRC3dzl60a

— NF Formula (@NFFormula) April 19, 2023

“I was so badly injured that I was in an induced coma for several months, because otherwise my body would not have been able to withstand all this,” Schumacher allegedly continues in the text, which concludes that the alleged statements were the product of AI.

After the accident, the Schumacher family guarded their privacy in every possible way, access to people close to him was zero, and information about his condition was minimal.

“We live together at home. We are treating. We are doing our best to improve Michael’s condition and make sure he is comfortable,” his wife Corina admitted in a 2021 Netflix documentary.

“We are trying to remain a family, as Michael wanted and does. We continue our lives. As he always said, the personal is the personal. It is very important to me that he continue to enjoy his privacy as much as possible. Michael has always defended us in this regard. Now we are protecting him,” he added.

The great Ferrari has not been seen in public since a serious crash at a ski resort in the French Alps in 2013 left him with severe brain damage.

Source: Guardian