Grok AI Image Editing Limited to Paid Users Amid Deepfake Concerns; No 10 Criticizes Restriction
Grok AI Image Editing Limited to Paid X Users Amid Deepfake Concerns
Following reports of deepfakes generated by Elon Musk’s Grok AI chatbot, the image editing feature has been restricted to paid subscribers only. The controversy stems from sexualized images created from photos uploaded by users.
- Elon Musk’s Grok AI image editing limited to paid X users after deepfakes — BBC News
- Elon Musk’s X limits Grok AI editing after chatbot generated sexualised images from photos — BBC News
- Grok AI image editing limited to paid subscribers after reports of deepfakes — Sky News
- No 10 hits out at ‘insulting’ changes to Musk’s Grok chatbot after deepfake warning — Sky News
- Elon Musk’s X limits Grok AI image editing after outcry over sexualised deepfakes — BBC News
Limiting Grok AI image edits to paid users ‘insulting’ to victims, says No 10
The UK government has criticized Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, saying changes to the Grok chatbot that limit AI-generated image editing to paid subscribers is ‘insulting’ to those affected by deepfakes.
- Changes to Elon Musk’s AI Grok ‘insulting’ to victims, says No 10 — BBC News
- Limiting Grok AI image edits to paid users ‘insulting’ to victims, says No 10 — BBC News
- Changes to Musk’s AI chatbot Grok ‘insulting’ and risk creating ‘premium service’ for deepfakes, No 10 says — Sky News
Three People Missing After House Devastation in Australian Bushfires
Authorities report three individuals missing following the destruction of a house during bushfires in Australia, highlighting ongoing concerns over wildfire safety and emergency response.
- The continued mysteries surrounding the intelligence operation to capture Maduro — BBC News
- Three people missing in Australian bushfires, authorities say — Sky News
- There is a ‘real threat’ of US military action against Colombia, president tells BBC — BBC News
Iran Faces Internet Blackout and Protests Amid Calls for Change
Internet access in Iran has been restricted amid escalating protests sparked by the exiled crown prince’s calls for regime change, as state media claims terrorist agents from Israel and the US are behind the violence.
- Protests intensify in Iran after call from exiled crown prince — Sky News
- Internet blackout in Iran as protests intensify after call from exiled crown prince — Sky News
- Iran’s leader says protesters are ‘ruining their own streets’ to please Trump – as internet blackout imposed — Sky News
US Seizes Venezuelan Oil Tanker Linked to Maduro Regime; Government Releases Political Prisoners
The US Navy seizes a tanker reportedly supplying fuel to Venezuela’s authoritarian government, amid escalating tensions. Separately, Venezuela’s socialist regime begins releasing some political detainees, signaling potential internal concessions despite continued repression.
- US seizes another oil tanker linked to Venezuela, officials say — BBC News
- Venezuelan government begins releasing political prisoners — BBC News
Trump Warns of More Nigeria Strikes Amid Christian Killings
President Trump threatens additional military strikes against terrorist groups in Nigeria if attacks on Christians continue, while also addressing his grand plan to reshape the world order and its implications for Europe.
- Trump warns of more Nigeria strikes if Christians ‘continue to be killed’ — BBC News
- Trump’s grand plan to reshape the world order leaves Europe with a difficult choice to make — BBC News
Doctors strike in Scotland called off as union backs latest pay deal
A doctors’ strike in Scotland has been called off after the medical union agreed to a new pay deal. The agreement resolves ongoing negotiations and restores services for patients.
- Doctors strike in Scotland called off as union backs latest pay deal — BBC News
- Doctors strike called off as union backs latest pay deal — BBC News
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Shooting Spreads Nationwide Protests
Following the fatal shooting of a woman by US immigration authorities in Minneapolis, protests have erupted nationwide, with demonstrators demanding justice and an end to ICE operations. The unrest highlights growing tensions between communities and federal law enforcement.
- Second night of US protests over ICE shooting of woman in Minneapolis — BBC News
- Protests intensify in Iran as internet is shut down — Sky News
Next Expands Footwear Offerings to Compete with Russell & Bromley
Sky News reports that Next is intensifying its efforts to rival Russell & Bromley in the footwear market, emphasizing a new line of stylish and high-quality shoes as part of its strategic expansion.
Kate’s ‘Deeply Personal’ Nature Series: A Journey of Self-Discovery
In a deeply personal nature series, Kate reflects on her experiences and gains profound insights into the meaning of life. The intimate footage from the series was released on her birthday, highlighting the transformative power of connecting with nature.
- Kate says ‘deeply personal’ nature series helped her ‘discover what it means to be alive’ — Sky News
- Video from ‘deeply personal’ series released on Kate’s birthday — Sky News
Giant Landfill Collapse in Philippines Leaves One Dead and Dozens Trapped
A massive landfill collapse in the Philippines has resulted in one death and dozens of individuals trapped under the rubble. Rescue efforts are underway to locate and rescue those still buried, highlighting the dangers posed by uncontrolled landfill sites.
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