X Admits Grok Obscenity Error, Deletes 600 Accounts Amid Indian Legal Pressure

• Elon Musk-owned X admitted its mistake in allowing obscene content generated by its AI tool, Grok.
• X assured compliance with Indian laws after government pressure and potential legal action.
• Around 3,500 pieces of content were blocked and over 600 accounts deleted due to the controversy.
• The Indian government had warned X of losing safe harbor protection and facing criminal action.
• X has committed to preventing further obscene imagery on its platform, responding to IT Ministry directives.

Why It Matters: X acknowledges and acts on obscene content generated by Grok, promising compliance with Indian laws.