Celia Hatton

Elon Musk's AI bot Grok has angered a lot of people over the last few weeks.

The strong reaction came after Grok began allowing users to digitally alter people's photos to reduce or remove their clothing.

The feature was even being used on images of children, and that sparked outrage and legal scrutiny in many countries.

At first, X, the platform that features Grok, responded by saying that paid subscribers would still be allowed to access the feature.

But now, X says that kind of digital editing will no longer be available in parts of the world where it's illegal.

Our Asia business correspondent Nick Marsh spoke to Sally Bundock.

And here in the UK, we've seen a lot of reaction to this from the government, from the watchdog as well.

What about where you are in Malaysia, Indonesia?

They've actually just banned it, have they?

Nick Marsh in Singapore, speaking to Sally Bundock.

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