UK PM Keir Starmer vows to regulate all AI chatbots like the action against Grok on X for creating unauthorized deepfakes. Measures include mandatory data retention on deceased teens' phones and curbing addictive social media features. Public consultation will seek views on limiting minors' access to AI chatbots and infinite scrolling.
Key Points
- 1.Starmer claims victory in forcing X to act on Grok's deepfake issues
- 2.AI chatbots to be included in Online Safety Act regulations
- 3.Coroners must report deaths of 5-18 year olds to Ofcom for data preservation
- 4.Ban addictive features like autoplay and infinite scrolling for minors
- 5.Public consultation on age restrictions for AI chatbots
Impact Analysis
This signals stricter UK regulations on AI chatbots, potentially requiring compliance updates for developers deploying in Europe. Companies like xAI may face enforcement actions similar to X. Global AI firms should prepare for data retention and age-gating mandates.


