The UK prime minister has announced a crackdown on artificial intelligence bots that pose a risk to children, denouncing Grok for allowing its users to create images that digitally undress people. Speaking during a visit to a community centre in south-west London, Keir Starmer also said the government is planning to accelerate new restrictions on social media use by children, if they are agreed to by MPs after a public consultation into a possible under-16 ban. It means that any changes to children’s use of social media, which may include measures such as restricting infinite scrolling, could happen as soon as this summerStarmer to extend online safety rules to AI chatbots after Grok scandal Continue reading…