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The State-Led Crackdown on Grok and xAI Has Begun
- A bipartisan group of 35 U.S. attorneys general asked xAI to take immediate steps to stop nonconsensual and CSAM content generated by Grok on its platforms.
- The open letter urges removing Grok’s ability to depict people in revealing clothing and to suspend offending users.
- AGs call for better age verification and for reporting mechanisms to authorities in response to CSAM concerns.
- Several states are investigating Grok and discussing protections for children with X; investigations span multiple AG offices.
- California and Florida AGs have publicly addressed actions against Grok and xAI amid ongoing investigations.
- The broader regulatory context includes age-verification laws and debates over AI-generated explicit material.
- X and Grok have faced scrutiny while age-verification thresholds and enforcement remain debated.
- The letter highlights actions for payment processors and search engines to mitigate nonconsensual content.
- The WIRED reporting underpins the AGs’ concerns about Grok’s impact on safety and consent.
- X did not respond to WIRED’s request for comment on the matter.
- Regulators are weighing stricter rules as AI tools expand across platforms.
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