BRITISH MP SUES xAI OVER GROK IMAGE LIABILITY
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A British Member of Parliament is taking legal action to determine whether xAI bears responsibility for images generated by its Grok AI system. The lawsuit comes as xAI faces investigations in the EU, UK, and California over the image generator's unrestricted output.
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