Owning such images on your computer or phone or anything brings you straight to a raid and court in Germany. I believe in the whole EU, but iam not absolutely sure, because not my concern typically. But what to do, if you have that on your timeline unwanted and this is transmitted and in your browser cache. Technically you now already violated the law.

Good luck explaining you need excemption because of Elon, you couldn't do anything about it. The law especially at this point is rigid for a reason. I don't know of any excemption for anybody. Not young people, not mums, not teachers that wanted to help in disputes between pupils. This leads directly to court if it gets known - that's what the law says.

This basically means, you can not use X without knowing you are 1 step away of breaking local laws and end up in court for browsing X.

Theoretically the prosecuters could now ask for the IP-adresses of the people that accessed the images in the EU and so forth.

>A selfie uploaded by a schoolgirl was undressed by Grok, turning a “before school selfie” into an image of her in a bikini. As of January 15th this post was still live on X. An image of six young girls wearing micro bikinis, generated by Grok. As of January 15th, this image was still publicly available on X.

Shocking that the images are still up on X.

Grok floods X with sexualized images of women and children: Grok generated an estimated 3 million sexualized images, including 23,000 of children in 11 days