Ireland’s media regulator is working with the European Commission to investigate X.

A series of meetings involving the Government, gardaÍ and regulators have taken place over reports of sexual images of adults and children being produced using the generative AI tool Grok on X, formerly Twitter.

The social media giant had sought a High Court order compelling the commission to quash its decision to adopt certain sections of the code.

The Communications Minister said robust laws exist as Gardai investigate reports of sexual images produced by X’s chatbot.

Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence is seeking a meeting with X over Grok AI turning photos of women and minors into sexually suggestive deepfake images.

‘It’s possible that they could end up withdrawing parts of the service,’ John Evans of the Irish media regulator said.

More than €50 million will be committed for the cross-border projects.

There was a 75 per cent rise in demand for support services from women impacted by prostitution and trafficking last year

Mr McGrath is EU Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law and Consumer Protection

The most common trigger for these experiences was immigration, according to Coimisiún na Meán research.

The judge dismissed several arguments made by the platform in the proceedings, including that the code was out of step with European legislation.

Minister Patrick O’Donovan said the levy will not be introduced without ministerial approval.

Coimisiún na Meán has published a three-year strategy and a 2025 work programme.

Twitter International Unlimited Company, which operates ‘X’, alleges in new High Court proceedings that Coimisiún na Meán’s new Online Safety Code contradicts Irish law requirements for protecting and balancing fundamental rights, particularly freedom of expression

The broadcast moratorium imposed on radio and TV stations during elections has been scrapped

Ireland’s media regulator has said it will hold media companies to account if they do not improve safety measures such as age verification.

Coimisiun na Mean will have the power to impose the penalties which fall under EU regulations.

Taoiseach Simon Harris is to chair a summit at Government Buildings.

An Coimisiún is now initiating a formal review of online platforms’ systems, to ensure that the platforms are complying with their obligations under the EU Digital Services Act (DSA).

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The High Court rejected all of the media companies' arguments against Coimisiún na Meán decisions.

BreakingNews.ie remains one of the most popular sources of online news in Ireland

Tumblr claims that it is 'clearly not' a video-sharing platform service

Coimisiún na Meán said the documentary had breached the Broadcasting Act 2009 by causing harm/offence.

Dr Eileen Culloty there is a lack of understanding in how the media works among the general public