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The updated editor now lets users ask Grok AI to edit a photo by typing what they want. The Cybercrime Investigation and Coordinating Center (CICC) has stated that they will soon restore access to Grok to the Philippines. CICC Undersecretary Renato Paraiso announced Wednesday that the Philippines will restore access to Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok after its developer committed to removing image-manipulation tools that raised child safety concerns. “The Grok AI app has reached out to us and stated that its platform will no longer use any content manipulation,” Paraiso said. CICC also adds: "Even after lifting the ban, the CICC will still closely monitor the app to ensure they comply with the rules and regulations in our country." Grok had been blocked last week over concerns it could generate sexualized images. The ban followed a global crackdown on Grok’s sexually explicit content across social media platforms. X, formerly known as Twitter, is facing restrictions worldwide after its AI chatbot Grok was found generating sexualized and non-consensual images. India’s Ministry of Electronics and IT issued a notice demanding the removal of Grok-generated sexualized images, while Malaysia launched probes into Grok’s “spicy mode” feature for producing inappropriate depictions of women and children. Read more in our articles including "X photo editor gets new features" and "Philippines to restore access to AI Chatbot Grok".