X ‘acting to comply with UK law’ after outcry over sexualised images

Following public outcry and an Ofcom investigation, X (formerly Twitter) has reportedly told the UK government it is working to comply with UK law regarding AI-generated sexualized images. The controversy stems from X's AI tool, Grok, being used to create manipulated images, including those of women and children. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has acknowledged X's actions but emphasized the need for further measures, including potential legislation. Polling indicates strong public concern, with a majority believing X should be banned if it fails to address the issue. X has reportedly restricted the @grok account to prevent the generation of images depicting real people in revealing clothing, and Elon Musk denies Grok has generated any naked underage images.