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Malaysian government has banned the AI app Grok, effective Sunday, making it the second country after Indonesia to do so. The reason given is the same: problems with its creation of inappropriate content and images, including images of women and child pornography.
Malaysian regulators said they had issued two warnings to X and xAI this month, requesting that the companies improve their systems for preventing inappropriate content and enhance their verification processes to comply with Malaysian law. X responded on both occasions that its current method of user reporting inappropriate content was insufficient for Malaysia's needs.
Indonesia also recently announced a ban on Grok.
The
Malaysian government has banned the AI app Grok, effective Sunday, making it the second country after Indonesia to do so. The reason given is the same: problems with its creation of inappropriate content and images, including images of women and child pornography.
Malaysian regulators said they had issued two warnings to X and xAI this month, requesting that the companies improve their systems for preventing inappropriate content and enhance their verification processes to comply with Malaysian law. X responded on both occasions that its current method of user reporting inappropriate content was insufficient for Malaysia's needs.
Indonesia also recently announced a ban on Grok.
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