Ofcom
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Video-on-demand services to get tighter UK regulation
Government wants to create a level regulatory playing field and protect audiences.
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Protecting minors a priority on Safer Internet Day
Police and corporations say they are taking measures to shield young users from harmful content.
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UK ICO to probe Grok over production of non-consensual sexual content
The ICO’s announcement comes only a month after Ofcom also said it was investigating similar reports about the AI chatbot.
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New EU Code of Practice targets AI-generated content
The code aims to support compliance with the EU’s AI Act.
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2025 UK Online Safety Act round-up and what’s next in 2026
Principal milestones for the OSA that affect online platforms in the UK, and a look at key developments relating to UK online safety which are on the horizon for 2026.
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GRIP Extra: HSBC to book $1.1B provision after losing Madoff appeal, EU coordinates enforcement on GDPR transparency
Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.
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AI erotica – how ChatGPT’s new policy collides with UK regulation
OpenAI’s plan to allow erotica on ChatGPT for verified adults triggers major legal compliance challenges under the UK’s Online Safety Act, experts warn.
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TikTok exposing children to porn is in breach of UK law, new report says
Researchers set up accounts pretending to be 13-year olds and set relevant filters, but were still able to see pornographic content due to TikTok’s algorithm. Legal experts believe this violates the UK’s Online Safety Act.