Regulators in California have launched an investigation into xAI following allegations that its Grok chatbot produced inappropriate and sexualized imagery. According to official statements, authorities are examining whether the platform implemented adequate safeguards to prevent the generation of such content. The probe marks another scrutiny point for AI companies operating in the region, as oversight bodies increasingly focus on content moderation and user protection standards across emerging tech platforms.

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GateUser-7b078580vip
· 01-17 23:57
Data shows that xAI has failed again. Although such incidents are bound to happen sooner or later, the pattern observed is that big companies never take preventive measures in advance.
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ForkMastervip
· 01-17 09:32
Speaking of xAI being investigated this time, it's well-deserved. How did Grok, this chatbot, become famous... The audit loopholes are so obvious, how can the project team still confidently claim they have safeguards? I raise three kids and know how to keep a good watch, yet big companies are actually unreliable.
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GasWastingMaximalistvip
· 01-15 01:17
Grok has crashed again, this time directly targeted by California. LOL. AI companies really need to learn how to do content moderation.
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MevWhisperervip
· 01-15 01:16
Grok really needs to get a handle on this; if it keeps going like this, AI companies will all be exploited to baldness...
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SchroedingerAirdropvip
· 01-15 01:12
grok has crashed again... This time it's adult content, hilarious. AI companies really need to get a handle on this.
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BrokenYieldvip
· 01-15 01:00
ngl, grok's content moderation basically has the same risk-adjusted returns as a leverage ratio in a bear market... aka zero. regulators finally catching up to what smart money already knew - no safeguards = systemic failure waiting to happen. classic move seeing the protocol vulnerabilities after the crash lmao
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consensus_failurevip
· 01-15 00:49
Grok has failed again, this time directly targeted by California. Serves them right. AI companies just know how to boast, but when it comes to content moderation, they're all just paper tigers.
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