Thanks!
I'll give a bleaker example (but from literature instead of popular culture).
A man feels insecure about his wife.
Somebody who he trusts actually hates him and decides that the way to stitch him up is to play mind games and convince him that she's sleeping with somebody else.
The man doubts these hints and demands proof.
He manufactures a situation where the first gift the man gave her, a handkerchief, is found in the possession of another man - and claims to have seen the man wiping his beard with it.
Man goes mad, murders his wife and ends by ending himself.
That's AI. Iago screwing with Othello's head, making shit up, doubling down by creating false evidence to substantiate the claims and making up further lies to back up the false evidence. Only, instead of having Iago's wife realise it's all bullshit and exposing him, AI has all manner of people deciding that it is superior and absolutely true - after all, it's just a humble tool that Emilia's tiny brain can't possibly comprehend and Othello should have asked the question differently and everybody knows that nobody can possibly be expected to tell the truth and not make shit up.
In AI's case, Iago isn't punished, he's given Othello's job and congratulated for his efforts before being put in charge of the domestic violence and diversity strategies (and we'll just gloss over the getting two people dead bit), whereas Emilia is locked away in a tower somewhere as a madwoman trying to stop progress.
And then the story as I've told it becomes 'Desdemona. Man Destroyer. A Play in Three Parts', taught in schools as why women should never be trusted and how the noble Iago uncovered this plot to destabilise the Venetian government and one man in particular through her wicked, whorish ways.