US EditionSouth Korea Begins Investigation Into Grok, Sexually Exploitative Images
South Korea's data regulator reviews Grok amid reports of 3 million sexually explicit AI-generated images, including 23,000 involving minors, raising child safety and legal concerns.
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South Korea begins investigation into Grok, sexually exploitative images
The South Korean government is moving towards regulatory actions against Grok, xAI’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, following mounting concerns over its alleged involvement in generating and distributing sexually exploitative deepfake images. The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) has launched a preliminary fact-finding review into Grok after the allegations were reported on Sunday. The preliminary process is to …
Korea moves to investigate Grok over sexually exploitative deepfake images
The Korean government is moving toward regulatory actions against Grok, xAI’s generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, following mounting concerns over its alleged involvement in generating and distributing sexually exploitative deepfake images. The Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC) has launched a preliminary fact-finding review into Grok after allegations were reported, according to a local news outlet, the Electronic Ti…
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