

Urge MPs to cease using X in protest against Groc AI
The Issue
It deeply concerns me to see MPs continuing to use X, knowing that it demonstrates a complicit support of Groc AI's actions. This is not just an abstract issue; Groc AI's misuse of unauthorized images affects women, girls, the LGBTQ community, and frankly, all of us. With Groc's technology often reflecting biases in search responses, it’s time for our leaders to stand up against these practices.
Elon Musk's direct control over both X and Groc compounds the issue. As citizens, we look up to our Members of Parliament as examples of integrity and moral leadership. When they continue to engage with X, it sends a message that the blatant misuse of technology and the violation of personal rights are acceptable.
Statistics and reports have highlighted instances where AI systems have, unfortunately, exacerbated existing biases rather than mitigating them. According to recent studies, such biases contribute to reinforcing stereotypes and discrimination, often with negative implications for marginalized communities. When MPs utilize a platform that supports these algorithms, they inadvertently promote these biases as permissible.
What can we do about this? The power lies with us as constituents. Our MPs have a responsibility to reflect the values and expectations of the society they represent. By ceasing their use of X, they not only take a stand against Groc AI's unethical practices but also advocate for the protection of all individuals' rights and dignity. This is our chance to call upon our representatives to align their actions with the principles of justice and equality.
Let’s make it clear – we demand action! By signing this petition, you're urging MPs to stand against the inappropriate use of AI and to promote a fair and unbiased technology landscape. Let's push for MPs to dissociate from X until Groc AI commits to ending its harmful practices and ensuring transparency and fairness in their systems. Sign today and take a step towards a more equitable future for all.
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The Issue
It deeply concerns me to see MPs continuing to use X, knowing that it demonstrates a complicit support of Groc AI's actions. This is not just an abstract issue; Groc AI's misuse of unauthorized images affects women, girls, the LGBTQ community, and frankly, all of us. With Groc's technology often reflecting biases in search responses, it’s time for our leaders to stand up against these practices.
Elon Musk's direct control over both X and Groc compounds the issue. As citizens, we look up to our Members of Parliament as examples of integrity and moral leadership. When they continue to engage with X, it sends a message that the blatant misuse of technology and the violation of personal rights are acceptable.
Statistics and reports have highlighted instances where AI systems have, unfortunately, exacerbated existing biases rather than mitigating them. According to recent studies, such biases contribute to reinforcing stereotypes and discrimination, often with negative implications for marginalized communities. When MPs utilize a platform that supports these algorithms, they inadvertently promote these biases as permissible.
What can we do about this? The power lies with us as constituents. Our MPs have a responsibility to reflect the values and expectations of the society they represent. By ceasing their use of X, they not only take a stand against Groc AI's unethical practices but also advocate for the protection of all individuals' rights and dignity. This is our chance to call upon our representatives to align their actions with the principles of justice and equality.
Let’s make it clear – we demand action! By signing this petition, you're urging MPs to stand against the inappropriate use of AI and to promote a fair and unbiased technology landscape. Let's push for MPs to dissociate from X until Groc AI commits to ending its harmful practices and ensuring transparency and fairness in their systems. Sign today and take a step towards a more equitable future for all.
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Petition created on 2 July 2026