UK PM Keir Starmer’s office says move to limit access to paying subscribers ‘insulting’ to victims and ‘not a solution’.
Following backlash over the creation of sexualized deepfakes, Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok has restricted image generation to paying subscribers. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office criticized this decision as “insulting” to victims, arguing it merely turns unlawful image creation into a premium service. The European Commission and various countries have condemned the generation of such images, emphasizing the need for platforms to prevent illegal content. Musk asserted that users creating illegal content with Grok would face serious consequences.
