James McAvoy and Tom Brady were among the celebrities who fell for the ‘Goodbye Meta AI’ hoax, which claimed that a new artificial intelligence could predict the exact date of an individual’s death. The hoax gained widespread attention on social media before being debunked. The incident highlights the ease with which misinformation can spread online and the importance of verifying information before sharing it.
- The ‘Goodbye Meta AI’ hoax falsely claimed to predict the death date of individuals.
- James McAvoy and Tom Brady were among the celebrities who believed and shared the hoax.
- The hoax was widely circulated on social media before being debunked.
- This incident serves as a reminder to verify information before sharing it online.
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