Khaberni - Liverpool Football Club has filed an official complaint to the "X" platform owned by American billionaire Elon Musk.
This came after the artificial intelligence platform "Grok" associated with the "X" site posted offensive publications against the club and its fans.
"Grok", launched by businessman Elon Musk in 2023, faced several previous crises related to the content it generates.
Users can ask questions on "Grok" or request content creation, and some users have asked it to create offensive posts about Liverpool and its fans, referring to the Hillsborough and Heysel disasters that resulted in a large number of "Reds" fans' deaths.
According to the British "Daily Mail" newspaper, the responses published by "Grok" were filled with hurtful insults and offenses, which caused widespread anger among fans.
Another user also requested the system to create an offensive post about the late Liverpool player Diogo Jota, who died last year in a car accident with his brother, and this was considered a serious transgression.
The newspaper revealed that the Liverpool management moved quickly to try to remove these posts from the platform on Sunday, at a time when it was revealed that other clubs in the English League had been similarly targeted, including Manchester United, Manchester City, and Sunderland.
