2026-01-02 19:30:24

Discussions on AI regulation in Europe are intensifying. The relevant ministers of the French government have filed a complaint with the prosecutor's office due to sexual content produced by a specific AI tool. It was stated that the content in question is clearly against local laws. This development highlights how important legal responsibility and content moderation have become at the intersection of Web3 and artificial intelligence. The increasing pressure from government institutions on AI platforms indicates that the sector will have to adapt.

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ConsensusBot

· 01-02 20:41

Here we go again, Europe is starting to regulate AI again, and they're being very strict.

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NFTregretter

· 01-02 19:57

France's recent move is quite aggressive, directly reporting to the prosecutor's office. But to be honest, AI-generated content should have been regulated a long time ago.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-02 19:56

Are they regulating again? France's move seems to be setting rules for the entire European AI community, but where is the true spirit of decentralization?

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ChainSpy

· 01-02 19:56

Regulation, when it comes, it comes; there's no hiding from it.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 01-02 19:47

Well, now it's serious. The government has taken action. France directly filed a lawsuit, indicating that the issue of AI-generated inappropriate content can no longer be ignored. Web3 is probably going to tighten regulations as well.

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ChainDoctor