The European Commission will carefully assess changes Elon Musk's platform X has said it would make to its Grok chatbot, a spokesperson said on Wednesday.

The EU executive on Thursday said it ordered Elon Musk's Grok to keep data related to the AI chatbot after the tool sparked a backlash for generating sexualised deepfakes of minors.Now the European Commission "has ordered X to retain all internal documents and data relating to Grok,

European officials and companies are increasingly concerned over Elon Musk’s possible future control over a strategically sensitive slice of the EU satellite spectrum used for mobile services such as cell phones, writes Barbara Moens.

Elon Musk’s X has landed in legal trouble worldwide over Grok AI tool safety concerns, which is facing global backlash due to explicit deepfakes and sexualized images. Given the violent

Elon Musk has said that X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, will make its new recommendation algorithm open source within days, a move framed as a push for greater transparency as the company faces mounting regulatory pressure in Europe.

Under the EU's Digital Services Act, large platforms like Twitter can be fined for failing to swiftly removal illegal hate speech.

Elon Musk posted “Time to abolish the EU” on Saturday, reposting Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán‘s statement about corruption in the European Union. Orbán stated “The EU is drowning in corruption. Commissioners face serious charges, the ...