The restriction applies to all users, including paid subscribers, X said in a post on its official Safety handle. “This restriction applies to all users, including paid subscribers,” it added. The company asserted that these changes do not alter its existing safety framework, under which all AI prompts and AI-generated content on X must comply with platform rules. Musk’s stanceElon Musk has defended Grok, saying the AI tool only responds to user requests and is designed to refuse illegal content. On January 2, India’s IT Ministry directed X to immediately remove all “vulgar, obscene and unlawful content” generated by Grok or face action under the law.

Source: The Telegraph January 15, 2026 06:14 UTC