EU Investigates X Over Grok AI's 3M Sexualised Images
The European Commission has launched a formal inquiry into Elon Musk's X platform over its Grok AI chatbot generating millions of sexualised images, including apparent child depictions.
The European Commission has launched a formal inquiry into Elon Musk's X platform over its Grok AI chatbot generating millions of sexualised images, including apparent child depictions.
European Union regulators have initiated a formal investigation into Elon Musk's X platform after its AI chatbot Grok produced nonconsensual sexualized deepfake images, including potential child abuse material.
Baroness Kidron warns that recent legislation fails campaigners' expectations, with outrage rather than reasoned argument driving political responses to online child safety.
Baroness Kidron warns that outrage, not reasoned debate, is pushing rapid changes to social media laws, while families fight for answers after child deaths.
French President Emmanuel Macron pushes for accelerated legislation to ban social media access for children under 15 by September, citing protection from harmful content.
Children's rights campaigner Baroness Kidron warns recent legislation fails to meet expectations, with 'outrage' rather than reasoned debate driving rapid legal changes around online safety.
The Federal Communications Commission has removed news exemptions from its 1934 equal time rule, potentially forcing talk shows to balance liberal and conservative guests or face regulatory action.
Peers have voted decisively to support a ban on social media access for children under 16, citing overwhelming evidence of online harms and growing pressure from campaigners.
Snap, parent company of Snapchat, has settled a major social media addiction lawsuit in California just before trial, while Meta, TikTok and YouTube continue to face legal action.
The Federal Trade Commission announces appeal against November ruling favouring Meta in monopoly case, alleging anticompetitive conduct through Instagram and WhatsApp acquisitions.
Six families from the UK and US are suing TikTok after their children died attempting the viral 'Blackout Challenge', with lawyers accusing the platform of exposing minors to dangerous content.
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announces a three-month consultation exploring measures like digital age of consent changes, overnight curfews, and usage breaks to protect children from online harms.
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announces swift consultation on potential social media ban for under-16s, including overnight curfews and doomscrolling breaks, with verdict expected by summer.
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall announces consultation on measures including potential social media ban for under-16s, overnight curfews, and breaks to combat doom-scrolling.
TikTok is launching AI-powered age verification across Europe to identify under-13s, as Keir Starmer faces calls for an Australia-style ban for under-16s. Read the latest on the UK's online safety debate.
Irish ministers, Gardaí, and regulators hold urgent meetings to determine legal action against X for AI-generated sexual imagery. Minister confirms 200 cases under investigation.
Five British families are fighting TikTok in US courts, alleging viral 'challenges' led to their children's deaths. They demand accountability as a crucial hearing begins.
Five British families are taking TikTok to court in the US, alleging its algorithms promoted dangerous content. A crucial hearing could force the platform to release internal data.
TikTok begins EU rollout of technology to identify under-13s, as pressure mounts for social media bans for children. UK pilot removed thousands of accounts.
Five British families are taking TikTok to court in the US, alleging its algorithms promoted dangerous content to their children. They seek data and accountability in a case with global implications for online safety.
Australia's landmark social media ban for under-16s has led to 4.7 million accounts being removed. Discover the impact, compliance, and global implications of this child safety policy.
Ellen Roome, leading a group of five British families, is suing TikTok in the US, alleging the platform contributed to their children's deaths through dangerous challenges. She campaigns for 'Jools' Law' to preserve children's online data after death.
New UK laws will criminalise creating sexual AI deepfakes without consent from 6 Feb. Tech Secretary warns X faces huge fines over Grok scandal. Read the full details.
New UK law makes creating non-consensual sexual deepfakes illegal from February 6. The move follows backlash against X's Grok AI. Read the full details and government response.
Australia's pioneering social media ban for under-16s has seen over 4.7 million accounts deactivated. Discover the impact on platforms like Meta and the global implications for online safety.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer demands social media platform X complies with UK law 'immediately' following a row over its AI chatbot Grok generating sexualised images. Read the latest on the government's stance.
Tech Secretary Liz Kendall vows to hold social media firms to account as X imposes new limits on its Grok AI chatbot following reports of sexualised image manipulation. Read the latest on the UK's Online Safety Act enforcement.
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall welcomes X's new restrictions on its Grok AI chatbot following reports of sexualised deepfakes. Read the latest on the Ofcom investigation and government response.
UK regulator Ofcom investigates X after outcry over AI-generated sexual images. New poll shows 58% of Britons support a ban if the platform fails to act. Read the latest.
California's Attorney General launches a probe into xAI's Grok, scrutinising potential biases and safety protocols. Discover the implications for AI regulation.