Ireland opens its own investigation into Musk’s X over sexualized images of children made by Grok

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Ireland’s Data Protection Commission opened an investigation Tuesday into Elon Musk‘s X and its artificial intelligence tool Grok for producing sexualized images, including images of children.

The inquiry, announced by Ireland’s privacy watchdog under section 110 of the Data Protection Act of 2018, targets X Internet Unlimited Company, the Dublin-based entity that manages X’s operations in the European Union. 

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