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Articles for tag: Chatbots, deepfakes, Grok, investigation, Launches, sexualised, UK launches investigation into X over Grok chatbot's sexualised deepfakes

January 13, 2026

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UK launches investigation into X over Grok chatbot’s sexualised deepfakes

Grok is facing international backlash for allowing users to create and share sexual photos A Downing Street spokesman added: “We will not hesitate to go further to protect children online and strengthen the law as necessary.” PHOTO: REUTERS Britain’s media regulator Ofcom on Monday launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk’s X over the image-making potential of AI chatbot Grok that has been used to produce sexual deepfakes. Grok is facing growing international backlash for allowing users to create and share sexualized photos of women and children using simple text messages. Ofcom described the reports as “deeply worrying”. It said

September 1, 2025

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Meta’s Flirty Celebrity Chatbots cause rage and legal questions

Los Angeles: Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and Whatsapp, faces control of the placement after a Reuters survey revealed that the company had authorized the similarities of big celebrities – including Taylor Swift, Scarlett Johansson, Anne Hathaway and Selena Gomez – While many of the bots were built by users through Meta’s Chatbot tool, Reuters discovered that at least three were created internally by a META employee, including two SWIFT memoranda. The revelations have rejuvenated the discussion of AI’s role in exploiting the identity and culture of celebrities, creating legal, moral and security concerns that extend far beyond

February 21, 2025

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The children’s mental health crisis deepens with the rise of AI Chatbots – What to watch

A message “AI Artificial Intelligence”, a keyboard and robot hands are observed in this picture taken on January 27 2025. – Reuters As artificial intelligence chatbots gains popularity among users looking for online company, young people’s defense groups increase protective legal efforts for fears that children can form unhealthy, dangerous relationships with human creations. Chatbot applications, such as Replika and Character.ai, belong to the rapidly growing AI Companion genetic market, where users can customize their virtual partners with subtle personalities that communicate and simulate close relationships. Developers say AI comrades can fight loneliness and improve users’ social experiences in a

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