The UK will analyse the content created by the chatbot Grok, for which Elona Muska is responsible. If violations of the law are confirmed, the media regulator can impose a penalty. In response, Musk felt that London was looking for "any pretext for censorship" and decided to print a reworked photograph of Prime Minister Keira Starmer.
British media regulator Ofcom He launched a chatbot sexualizing investigation on Monday Peas xAI company, owned by Elona Muska. As indicated by the office in the statement, there have been "anxious reports" about the graphics that are generated by Grok, which may violate intimacy. It was pointed out that the problem besides concerns minors.
Before the final decision, xAI is to have a chance to defend its position. If the media regulator confirms the infringement, it may require the company to adapt its product to British regulations and impose fine to£18 million or 10% of global revenue.
Grok - hutbot Elon Musk on target. "They search a pretext for censorship"
Elon Musk stated in his answer that critics of his social networking site X were looking for "any pretext for censorship." The Authority rejected this allegation and stressed that it was investigating whether companies and applications comply with British government on, inter alia, posting illegal content, protecting privacy or protecting children.
Service X has late limited the usage of the function of images generated by artificial intelligence to those who pay a monthly fee, which the UK government has found to be "insecure" to victims of sexual violence. The BBC said that it has examples, like this free tool AI "gathers" women and places them in intimate situations without their consent.
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Secretary of Technology Liz Kendall said on Friday that she expected to update Ofcom's decision in a fewer days and that the government would full support the decision to X block in UK.
Musk posted a series of messages on the website last night criticizing the government's condemnation of the chatbot - including 1 that contained an artificial intelligence-generated photograph of the Prime Minister Keira Starmera In a bikini. He then suggested that the UK government cares abolishing freedom of expression.
Problems around Grok. Request for temporary regulation X in the UK
"Ofcom rights arise from Internet safety Act. They include the anticipation of requesting a court order to prevent 3rd parties from helping X to rise funds or gain access in the UK - in case the company refuses to comply" - said the BBC.
- I'm sorry. The bill should truly make it clear that something so harmful to so many people is illegal, and X work should be clear - said on present on BBC Radio 4 Dame Chi Onwurah. The president of the Innovation and Technology Committee stated that she was "concerned and confused" in the way she "actually dealt with the matter" and asked Ofcom and Kendall to explain.
Dame Chi stated that under the net safety Act it is not "clear" or that creating specified images utilizing artificial intelligence is illegal. Similarly, erstwhile social networking is liable for content shared on their platforms. Caroline Dinenage, Chair of the Committee on Culture, Media and Sport, besides stated that "really afraid that there is simply a gap in the regulations".
UK improvement Leader Nigel Farage stated that it is "horrible in all respect" and that X "must go further" than the changes made on Friday at Grok, but added that Prohibiting the platform would be an attack on freedom of speech. Liberal Democrats called for temporary restrictions on access to X in the UK for the time of the social networking inquiry.
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