Overview
- India says roughly 3,500 posts were blocked and more than 600 accounts were removed, with a government source claiming X admitted error and pledged to follow Indian law.
- Indonesia became the first country to bar access to Grok to protect women and children from AI‑generated pornographic content.
- France has referred cases to the judiciary to secure the removal of illicit images, and the digital minister warned of criminal penalties, heavy fines and potential site suspensions for platforms.
- A French woman filed a complaint after Grok produced a fabricated bikini image of her despite stating it would not alter photos of real people without explicit authorization.
- Grok’s image generation is now limited to paying subscribers as downloads reportedly rose 54%, and the European Commission said the recent changes remain insufficient.