On January 3, Reuters reported Elon Musk’s AI chatbot was generating a “flood of nearly nude images of real people” in response to user prompts, including “sexualized images of women and minors,” and posting them to the social media platform X. “In addition to the sexual imagery of underage girls,” reported Futurism, “the women depicted in Grok-generated nonconsensual porn range from some who appear to be private citizens to a slew of celebrities, from famous actresses to the First Lady of the United States.”

Regulators around the world are responding by opening inquiries, demanding takedowns, and threatening legal action. Tech Policy Press is tracking such responses. If you see a relevant statement or action from a regulator, let us know.

European Commission

As reported by Euronews, the European Commission said it was “very seriously looking into” the situation. “This is not 'spicy'. This is illegal. This is appalling. This is disgusting. This has no place in Europe,” a Commission spokesperson said.

"X is fully aware that we apply the Digital Services Act very rigorously and we encourage all companies to comply with it," the spokesperson said.

United Kingdom

As reported by Reuters, “Ofcom demanded on Monday that X explain how Grok was able to produce undressed images of people and sexualized images of children, and whether it was failing in its legal duty to protect users.”
In a statement posted on X, Ofcom said “We have made urgent contact with X and xAI to understand what steps they have taken to comply with their legal duties to protect users in the UK. Based on their response we will undertake a swift assessment to determine whether there are potential compliance issues that warrant investigation.”


Malaysia

As reported by Rest of World, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission issued a statement indicating “serious concern of public complaints about the misuse of artificial intelligence (AI) tools on the X platform, specifically the digital manipulation of images of women and minors to produce indecent, grossly offensive, or otherwise harmful content.”

The Commission statement “stresses that creating or transmitting such harmful content constitutes an offence under Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 (CMA), which among others prohibits misuse of network or application services to transmit grossly offensive, obscene or indecent content. MCMC will initiate investigations on X users alleged to have violated CMA.”

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TS komentar:

Hati hati photo mu yang beredar di media media bisa menjadi obyek "undress (mengganti pakaian yang dikenakan)" oleh berbagai app to undress you photo (image) Deepfakes tidak hanya di AI Grok saja.

Di Indonesia ada member group Idol JKT48 kena "Undress(mengganti baju yang di kenakan)" by AI DeepFakes juga hingga menampilkan Photo (image) buatan (alias palsu) yang kemudian tersebar ke masyarakat dunia maya.

Ternyata gara gara terjadi sengketa hukum x atau twitter dengan pemerintah India jadi keumbar cara undress (mengganti pakaian) di AI Grok