We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission Lol.
"Taxes! Taxes!"
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu how about getting off that clearly fascist platform? Maybe setting a signal that you stand against fascism? Or a signal that you do actually care more about ethics and morality and law than having the nazis and bots there give you affirmations? Inaction is just as much of a signal as any action you take, sometimes even louder
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission Look, at this point, you're using a social platform that, very gladly, generates any kind of non-consensual porn and/or CSAM it is asked. And you're still giving it visibility and validating its use by posting there your communiqués and your news.
So you're partly responsible for what's been happening.
You're not exactly a nobody, you should lead by example. Stop saying you're concerned, leave Twitter once and for all, and sanction it to oblivion.
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
Child Porn. They produce and distribute child porn. And with the "limitation to paying costumers", they make the production and distribution a premium service.
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@toxy @EUCommission to be fair (possibly too fair) that is what X.com is calling it. But yeah maybe adding a [sic] or something would be a good idea
@JessFairbairn In good journalism/PR, you are obliged to show if it is a quote! It's quite easy for the Commission's team by editing their post with " "! @toxy @EUCommission
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission Leave the platform. You're otherwise complicit and helping sustain and legitimatize X.
This is intolerable.
For shame, have some.
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"now offering a spicy mode"
"a spicy mode"
Is that what you're calling non-consensual adult and child pornography now?
"spicy"
Wow
Don't be too harsh now
Wouldn't want to hurt the feelings of any porn enjoyers, would you now?
@FinchHaven
That is what it is called by Grok-Imagine. If the spokesperson changes the name how is anybody supposed to know what he's referring to. Sure the quote could have been made clearer in the text but it is more obvious if the video clip is viewed rather than jumping to incorrect conclusions.
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission Maybe jump off that Nazi racist platform and actively promote the fediverse could be a good sign.
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@EUCommission
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission
The EC itself as well its commissioners remain on X. The same holds true for plenty of other institutions, bodies, and agencies of the European Union.Posting here about 'spicy mode' displays extremely poor judgement.
Please read the room. People are livid, and even for the most ardent believers in the EU project, the lack of a moral backbone on display is extremely hard to swallow.
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Given what it creates, please set "spicy mode" in quotation marks, instead of adopting the marketing terminology of X. Unless, of course, you believe that synthetic #CSAM is just another type of "spicy content".
As of now, your account @EU_commission on X (which should no longer exist) did not post this text.
@katzenberger @EUCommission child porn. it was child porn. jesus christ. really hard to call a spade a spade.
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@katzenberger @EUCommission child porn. it was child porn. jesus christ. really hard to call a spade a spade.
so yeah, @EUCommission . you have an account on a platform that distributed child porn.
de rien...
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@EUCommission They're Nazis. Why is this difficult?
@Gustodon @EUCommission I'm gonna guess money and or racism.
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Why does the EU Commission continue to have an account on a social media site that openly allows its paid users to generate AI child pornography?
now, @EUCommission, why?
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@European Commission A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses.
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@FinchHaven
That is what it is called by Grok-Imagine. If the spokesperson changes the name how is anybody supposed to know what he's referring to. Sure the quote could have been made clearer in the text but it is more obvious if the video clip is viewed rather than jumping to incorrect conclusions.
@EUCommissionSo now we're quoting Grok from X directly and calling that a good thing?
I'm sure Musk appreciates the advertising
And I'm sure it's general knowledge that "spicy mode" is a direct Grok reference
You spend a lot of time on Twitter, do you?
OK then
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission All politicians that still think they have some decency left MUST leave the right-wing shithole immediately.
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@hembrow@todon.eu @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu the EU (as well as other institutions from EU countries) should abandon, as much and as quickly as feasible, all non EU platforms and suppliers.
@bovaz @hembrow @EUCommission When you do this, could you also keep the billionares that destroyed us and sucked our money dry from just transferring all their funds to Europe before our economy crashes?
They're not going to do you any favors anyway. I'd really like it if they died with us instead of just making out and moving over there to be happy.
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We are very well aware of the fact that X for Grok is now offering a spicy mode showing explicit sexual content with some output generated with childlike images:
A detailed request for information on Grok has been sent to X, and we are reviewing the company’s responses. X has been ordered to retain all internal documents and data concerning Grok’s features until the end of 2026. The Digital Services Act is very clear:
In the EU, all platforms have to get their own house in order.
@EUCommission well done. Zero tolerance
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@katzenberger @EUCommission child porn. it was child porn. jesus christ. really hard to call a spade a spade.
You may wish to consider this:
https://learning.nspcc.org.uk/news/why-language-matters/child-sexual-abuse-material
