Regulatory authorities in the EU and the UK are increasing pressure on Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok. They reject the claim that the existing restrictions on creating non-consensual nude images are sufficient. EU representatives are demanding significantly tougher measures from X and threatening regulatory consequences. This comes in response to reports that the tool has been used to design sexualised images of real people, including minors.
The European Commission ordered that the relevant data be secured. British and other national authorities are also investigating possible legal violations and pushing for stricter protective measures. Critics argue that current measures, such as restricting image editing to paid users, do not adequately protect victims. They are demanding clearer rules, better filters and faster responses.