Grok AI Faces EU Investigation Under DSA

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : With Grok AI now firmly in regulators' sights, the outcome of this probe could have major implications for how AI-driven features are governed on large online platforms across the EU.
43% : The Commission will now examine whether X properly assessed and mitigated the systemic risks associated with deploying Grok's functionalities into its platform in the EU, as required under the Digital Services Act (DSA).
38% : As a designated very large online platform (VLOP) under the DSA, X is legally required to identify, assess, and reduce systemic risks arising from its services in the EU.
31% : Announced on January 26, the move follows mounting concerns that Grok AI image-generation and recommender functionalities may have exposed users in the EU to illegal and harmful content, including manipulated sexually explicit images and material that could amount to child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
29% : The Commission said the risks appear to have already materialised, exposing EU citizens to serious harm.

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