Elon Musk's X company has suspended the collection of European user data for training its AI chatbot 'Grok' following a court order from Ireland. Musk alleges that the EU offered an 'illegal secret deal' to stifle free speech.
Regulators are closely monitoring the platform's compliance with GDPR regulations amid ongoing engagement. The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) is investigating the platform's data practices for potential violations of the GDPR.
The suspension, from May to August, aimed to refine Grok, developed by xAI, Musk's enterprise. X introduced an opt-out feature in July in response to consumer concerns.
The DPC, overseeing GDPR adherence, sought a court order to halt data processing. The legal scrutiny underscores the importance of transparency and legal compliance in utilizing AI training data, highlighting the current need for a robust legal framework in this area.
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