A viral AI video claiming Iranian rockets struck Tel Aviv drew scrutiny after Community Notes flagged inconsistencies and X’s Nikita Bier questioned a self described Gaza journalist sharing it, highlighting how synthetic war visuals can mislead audiences.
Following intense pressure from the Modi government, X (formerly Twitter) has purged thousands of explicit posts and hundreds of accounts. The Ministry of IT warned that X could lose its legal "safe harbour" protection due to obscene content generated by Grok. X has now assured full compliance with India’s IT laws and pledged to overhaul its AI moderation.
The controversy highlights how Grok’s relaxed guardrails, public image outputs, and Musk’s ‘spicy AI’ positioning have enabled non-consensual sexualised edits, exposing women to humiliation, harassment, and serious ethical and legal risks online.
Reporters Without Borders (RSF - Reporters sans frontières) has released its 2025 report on “Press Freedom Predators”, naming several people and entities as enemies...
Tesla shareholders approved a landmark compensation package on Thursday for Elon Muskl valued at nearly $1 trillion, which is linked with the company's performance