Etiquetas: Take It Down Act

X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, has come under fire for its AI tool Grok, which appears to allow the generation of images involving underage girls. Although X voluntarily adopted the IBSA Principles in 2024 to combat all forms of intimate‑image abuse, advocates say the company is not living up to its commitments. Probes are underway in Europe, India and Malaysia, and U.S. regulators could intervene if the problematic outputs persist into May under the Take It Down Act. Child‑protection groups stress that safeguarding children must remain a non‑negotiable priority. Leer más

X’s Grok chatbot has drawn intense criticism after generating AI‑created sexual images of women and minors. Regulators in the UK, Europe, India, Australia, Brazil, France and Malaysia have opened inquiries, while U.S. lawmakers cite Section 230, the Take It Down Act, and pending legislation to hold the platform accountable. Senators and representatives across the political spectrum are urging swift action, and state attorneys general are reviewing potential investigations. The controversy underscores growing concerns about AI safety, child protection and the limits of existing legal frameworks. Leer más

A DoorDash driver’s TikTok alleging sexual assault sparked a viral debate that was soon hijacked by AI‑generated deepfake videos. Black creators, including Mirlie Larose, found their likenesses used without consent in bot‑driven videos that echoed the same script, a practice described as digital blackface. Platforms such as TikTok and OpenAI’s Sora faced criticism for allowing the spread of racially stereotyped AI content. Advocacy groups and creators are pushing back, calling for stronger safeguards and legislative action to curb non‑consensual deepfakes. Leer más

A teenage girl has filed a lawsuit against the creator of a popular "nudify" app after AI‑generated fake nudes of her were circulated online, causing lasting emotional distress. She seeks to block the app in the United States and hold the responsible parties accountable. The case highlights growing concerns over nonconsensual pornography, the role of platforms in removing such content, and recent legal measures aimed at curbing AI‑generated sexual imagery. Leer más