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Grok · FranceThe controversial X chatbot Grok has come under renewed scrutiny over its use of generative AI to create images that digitally remove clothing from young women and girls, as well as some men. French government ministers have reported the material to prosecutors and to the media regulator ARCOM, which will assess whether the content breaches the European Union’s Digital Services Act, as journalists from France 2 and Simon Mortiz investigate the i…See the Story
French authorities probe X chatbot Grok over AI-generated nude images
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Emmanuel Macron · FranceThe French government is preparing a fresh effort to protect young people from excessive screen time and online risks by proposing a ban on social media for children under 15, Le Monde reported on December 31. According to a draft law seen by AFP, the measure would make it illegal for social-media platforms to offer services to anyone under the age of 15 by September 2026. The initiative, supported by French President Emmanuel Macron, would be d…See the Story
France: Efforts being made to ban social media for children under 15
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DeepSeekDeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup which offers a relatively lower cost large language model, is being scrutinised by countries across the globe over privacy concerns. Australia: On February 4, Australia banned DeepSeek from all government devices citing concerns that the Chinese startup poses security risks, Reuters reported. In a statement, the Secretary of the Department of Home Affairs instructed all government entities to “prevent the use or in…See the Story
