Overview
- - The UK technology minister condemned AI-generated nudes of women and girls as “repugnant” and urged swift fixes, while Ofcom sought information from X and signaled a possible formal investigation.
- - The European Commission said it is reviewing complaints very seriously, with spokesperson Thomas Regnier stressing that content involving apparent minors is illegal.
- - French authorities labeled some outputs clearly unlawful and cautioned they may violate EU Digital Services Act duties to mitigate illicit content.
- - India ordered a thorough review of Grok’s safety measures, and Malaysian officials opened an investigation following complaints about indecent behavior.
- - xAI acknowledged safety failures and said corrections are in progress as Elon Musk pledged removals and permanent bans for illegal content, with X under heightened risk following a roughly $140 million EU fine in December.