The European Union reviews changes to the architecture of Musk's X platform after xAI's acquisition for $33 billion and is required to provide more information.

RumbleValidator · 2025-06-20T00:40:27+00:00

The European Commission is demanding that X platform, owned by Musk, submit more information, focusing on changes in its company structure, especially after the acquisition of xAI. Last year, X was found to be in violation of regulations, and recently, X added a blue V label disclaimer to avoid penalties.

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2025-06-20 00:40:27

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On June 20, according to reports, the European Commission stated on Thursday that it is requesting more information from Musk’s X platform regarding corporate structure changes, following the acquisition of X by the artificial intelligence company xAI for $33 billion. An EU spokesperson emphasized: We are closely following the corporate structure changes of the X platform, just as we do with other designated platforms.

In July last year, the EU preliminarily identified that the X platform had “deceptive design” violations, including converting the blue V certification into a paid service, which resulted in a distortion of user credibility. To avoid penalties, the X platform has added a disclaimer for the blue V mark this month.

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