James Keene went undercover for the FBI to ensnare a suspected serial killer in the late ’90s, and now, in the age of artificial intelligence, he is accusing Google’s AI chatbot Gemini of calling him a murderer. The false statements were accessible to tens of millions of internet users daily, the lawsuit filed Sept. 22 in Illinois court said. Despite the apologies, the false statements about Keene were accessible for at least two months, the lawsuit alleged. The propensity of AI platforms to “hallucinate” and fabricate false information has led to several public figures getting painted in a falsely negative light. Marietje Schaake, a fellow at Stanford University’s Cyber Policy Center, was erroneously dubbed a terrorist in 2022 by an AI chatbot from Facebook parent Meta.