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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

April 23, 2024

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Deepfakes of Bollywood celebrities and Indian elections

MUMBAI: In fake videos that have gone viral online, two of India’s A-lister Bollywood actors can be seen criticizing Prime Minister Narendra Modi and asking people to vote for the opposition Congress party in the country’s current general elections. In a 30-second video featuring Aamir Khan and another 41-second clip of Ranveer Singh, the two Bollywood actors are reported to say Modi has failed to deliver on election promises and failed to address critical economic issues during his two terms of him as prime minister. Both AI-generated videos end with the election symbol and the Congress slogan: “Vote for Justice,

April 14, 2024

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Research company warns of threat from deepfakes

Islamabad: Research firm Kaspersky discovered the availability of deepfake tools and services on darknet markets. These services offer productive AI video creation for various purposes such as fraud, extortion and theft of confidential data. According to estimates by Kaspersky experts, one minute of a deepfake video can be bought for as little as $300. The widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning technologies in recent years has provided threat actors with sophisticated new tools to carry out their attacks. These include deep fakes that create human-like speech or copies of people’s photos and videos. Kaspersky warns that companies

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