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Grok obscene AI content row: Government gives X time till January 7 to submit report

The government issued a strong warning to the Elon Musk-owned social media platform over the generation of indecent and sexually explicit content through the misuse of AI-based services such as Grok and other tools.

Published by Abhishek Swain | January 07, 2026

The government has givenXadditional time till January 7, 2026, to submit a detailed Action Taken Report after it issued a stern warning to the Elon Musk-led social media platform over indecent and sexually-explicit content being generated through misuse of AI-based services like 'Grok' and other tools.

The government has set a deadline of January 7 for X, the social media platform led by Elon Musk, to submit a detailed report on the circulation of obscene and sexually explicit content generated via AI tools, including Grok. This follows a stern warning issued by authorities regarding the misuse of AI-based services to create and share inappropriate material.

Officials expressed concern that such content not only violates legal and ethical norms but also poses risks to minors and the general public. The warning emphasized that platforms must implement robust monitoring and moderation mechanisms to prevent the generation and dissemination of harmful AI-driven content.

X has been asked to provide a comprehensive account of the measures it has taken so far, along with a clear roadmap for stricter enforcement, content moderation, and user safety protocols. Authorities have stressed that failure to comply or take corrective steps could result in regulatory action under applicable laws.

The move reflects the government’s broader push to regulate AI technologies and social media platforms, ensuring responsible use of emerging technologies while safeguarding public interest.