Does Keir Starmer have the courage to stand up to Elon Musk?

Politics
United Kingdom
Started January 16, 2026

Is the government about to stand up to Elon Musk? That now seems possible. Downing Street said today that they would support action from Ofcom - the media regulator - against his platforms if they deemed it necessary. Ofcom has announced that it has launched an investigation into Musk's X platform over its AI tool Grok being used to create non-consensual sexualised images of women and children. Ministers have said they expect action within days. After unveiling the lowest homicide figures in ...

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CLAIM Posted by will Jan 16, 2026
Ofcom's investigation into Musk's AI tool demonstrates that accountability is essential for tech giants to ensure user safety.
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CLAIM Posted by will Jan 16, 2026
Overregulating platforms like Musk's X stifles innovation and could hinder technological advancements in AI and social media.
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CLAIM Posted by will Jan 16, 2026
The government must take a strong stance against Elon Musk to protect citizens from the harmful effects of AI misuse on social media platforms.
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CLAIM Posted by will Jan 16, 2026
While action against non-consensual content is necessary, we must consider the implications of government intervention in tech regulation.
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CLAIM Posted by will Jan 16, 2026
The focus should be on broader systemic issues in online safety, rather than singling out Elon Musk and his platforms.
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