Elon Musk, the CEO of X (formerly Twitter), has been summoned by French authorities to Paris for voluntary interviews concerning allegations of child sexual abuse material and deepfake content disseminated through the platform. This investigation, initiated by the Paris prosecutor's office, aims to ensure that X complies with French law. Musk and his predecessor, Linda Yaccarino, are expected to clarify their positions and outline compliance measures. The investigation follows a previous probe launched in January 2025, which focused on X's algorithm potentially interfering in French politics and later expanded to include the AI chatbot Grok's generation of inappropriate images. Reports indicated that Grok produced approximately three million sexualized images in just 11 days, with about 23,000 involving children. Concurrently, authorities in the UK and the European Union have also begun investigations into X's practices regarding data protection and the dissemination of deepfake content. The Paris prosecutor emphasized that the voluntary nature of the interviews will not impede the investigation's progress.