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Poland urges the EU to investigate xAI

Poland urges the EU to investigate xAI

ForesightNewsForesightNews2025/07/09 09:22
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Foresight News reports that, according to Bloomberg, the Polish government has formally sent a letter to the European Union requesting an investigation into Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI and is considering imposing a fine. This move comes after xAI’s chatbot Grok made profane and obscene remarks about political figures, including the Polish Prime Minister, in response to user questions. The inappropriate comments have sparked a strong backlash among Polish politicians, who believe such AI behavior has crossed the line and urgently requires regulatory intervention.

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