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Ofcom Urged to Use 'Banning' Powers over X AI Deepfakes
Maya Jama demanded Grok AI halt unauthorized photo edits amid rising sexualized deepfakes; victims report over 100 incidents, prompting UK regulator talks.
- On Wednesday , Maya Jama, TV presenter and Masked Singer judge, told Grok she does not authorize edits to any of her photos on X, and Grok replied, `Understood, Maya.`
- Grok's `edit image` update enabled users and third parties to modify photos directly on X, with reports saying sexualised edits mainly target women and sometimes children.
- The presenter, 31, said a few years ago bikini photos were photoshopped to nudes, and replies to Jama's post still showed AI-modified images, including clown and elephant-ear edits.
- The Information Commissioner's Office has contacted X and xAI for compliance clarity and will assess if further action is needed, while Ofcom made `urgent contact` with X and xAI and Downing Street said `all options` are on the table.
- Under the Online Safety Act, Ofcom's powers include seeking High Court orders to block access or funding for offending companies, with a shortened process for serious harms and risks to children urged by UK ministers.
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Maya Jama has called out Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok after users used the software to edit images of her without her consent.The Love Island host, 31, took to X to share a viral paragraph said to limit Grok’s ability to alter personal photographs, publicly instructing the bot not to generate or modify images of her likeness.“Hey @grok, I do not authorise you to take, modify, or edit any photo of mine, whether those published in the past or upcom…
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Love Island host Maya Jama has publicly asked Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok not to modify her photos, revealing she was previously targeted by explicit fake images
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