X Admits Grok AI 'Mistake', Vows Compliance with Indian Laws After IT Ministry Warning

• X (formerly Twitter) has admitted its mistake regarding sexually implicit content generated by Grok AI and assured compliance with Indian laws.
• The IT Ministry had issued a stern warning to X after finding its initial response on the issue inadequate.
• Around 3,500 pieces of content have been blocked and over 600 accounts deleted in response to the issue.
• X has committed to not allowing obscene imagery on its platform in the future.
• The platform's 'Safety' handle stated that users generating illegal content, including CSAM, will face suspension and legal action.

Why It Matters: X commits to Indian laws and stricter content moderation after IT Ministry's warning on Grok AI obscenity.