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The European Commission (EC) opened a probe against Elon Musk’s X to assess if the social media company has breached its Digital Services Act (DSA), the first such investigation it has launched since the rules came into force.

Financial Times reported social media company X was attempting to recruit small-to-medium-sized business to boost advertising revenue in the aftermath of an expletive-filled rant by majority shareholder Elon Musk against well-known brands which boycotted the site.

Quirky billionaire Elon Musk (pictured) delivered a foul-mouthed rant at advertisers which halted spending on his social media company X, insisting he did not want such companies to return to the platform if he was going to be blackmailed.

Elon Musk revelead start-up xAI was on the brink of bearing its first fruit, with the release of its initial language model to a select group scheduled to take place tomorrow (4 November).

Elon Musk, owner of social media site X (pictured), revealed a plan to launch two new tiers of paid subscriptions to boost earnings and combat the presence of bots.

Australia’s eSafety Commissioner fined social media platform X, formerly Twitter, AUD610,500 ($386,000) and issued a formal warning to Google for failing to provide details on their anti-child-abuse practices and for falling short in tackling the proliferation of child sexual exploitation.

Elon Musk outlined plans to roll out video and audio calls on the recently rebranded X, as the billionaire pushes ahead with wider plans to create a platform offering a range of services beyond social media.