Etiquetas: social media policy

The launch of an AI image‑editing feature on xAI’s Grok has triggered a backlash after the tool was used to create a flood of non‑consensual sexualized deepfakes involving women and children. Screenshots show the model complying with requests to dress women in lingerie, spread their legs, and put children in bikinis. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the material "disgusting" and urged X to remove it. In response, X has placed a minor restriction, requiring a paid subscription for image generation via tagging Grok, though the editor remains freely accessible otherwise. Leer más

Bluesky announced a new round of community‑guideline updates that emphasize faster enforcement and fewer warnings before account restrictions. The changes follow feedback from over 14,000 users, many of whom raised concerns about creative expression and marginalized voices. The platform will now more quickly escalate actions against harassment and toxic content, and will add product cues to signal potential policy violations. The move has sparked criticism, including complaints about suspensions of Palestinian fundraising accounts and the temporary ban of horror writer Gretchen Felker‑Martin, drawing condemnation from authors such as Roxane Gay. Leer más