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Went to check if this screenshot (posted by @aric.bsky.social) was real (it is) and then made the mistake of also scrolling through Grok's replies on X. Still constantly cranking out sexualised images of young girls. Beyond bleak.

Jim Waterson

@jim.londoncentric.media

5 Jan

Robert Smith

@bondhack.ft.com

Fear not Jim, they’re aware of the situation! bsky.app/profile/lizz...

Lizzie Dearden@lizziedearden.bsky.social

Ofcom, which enforces the UK's Online Safety Act, says it is aware of "serious concerns" about Grok undressing people including children on X “We have made urgent contact with X and xAI to understand what steps they have taken to comply with their legal duties to protect users in the UK," it says

5/1/26, 3:50 pm1 repost14 likes

Jim Waterson

@jim.londoncentric.media

5 Jan

Ofcom puts vast resources into dutifully investigating minor broadcast breaches like this. Honestly I don’t think they will do much about Twitter cos it would Show they can’t. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

bbc.co.ukMilton Keynes radio station cleared over swearing played on loopThe swear word was played for at least 26 minutes, an Ofcom report says.

Rouleur

@rouler.bsky.social

5 Jan

Or investigate KGBeebies or BBC RW bias.

Gillian

@heyheygillian.bsky.social

13 Jan

TBF a radio station is bound to act within Ofcom guidelines in order to keep their license to operate, a social media site based in the US (albeit with a company presence in the EU if not the UK) as of now is not.

Robert Smith

@bondhack.ft.com

5 Jan

It’s all going well so far tbf

Stephen Moore

@stevem10.bsky.social

5 Jan

They can't seem to do anything much about GB News where the leverage ratio is more in their favour....

Dr Mike Ward

@schroedinger99.bsky.social

5 Jan

It's just the same with the ICO. Some poor underling leaves a lappy on the bus and they come down on him/her like a ton of bricks. Unlawfully use personal data to spam and scam on an industrial scale, and they ring their hands.