Elon Musk’s X denied the allegations made by the French authorities on Monday as part of a criminal investigation by the French authorities, stating that it would not present the demand of the prosecutor to hand over the data.
Global government affairs accounts of x Said The French investigation, which increased in this month, is “politically motivated” and is designed to “restrict free speech”.
“French authorities have launched a politically inspired criminal investigation on the alleged manipulation of their algorithm and allegedly” alleged “fake data extraction,” X said in a post on social media platforms.
French prosecutor Started an inquiry In January, allegations that the company’s algorithm was being used for the purposes of foreign intervention. The investigation began after two complaints – one from a French member of Parliament and the other from a senior officer in a public institution.
This monthThe investigation was handed over to a major unit of French National Police. The prosecutors said the investigation would focus on the fraud extraction of data from these systems, along with investigating the crimes of tampering with the automated data system.
“French authorities have requested access to all user posts on platforms for several ‘experts’ to analyze data and request access to the recommendation algorithm and real -time data and ‘exposed’ the truth about the operation of the X platform,” the X, “X said.
Musk’s social media platform also said, “Lives in darkness as specific allegations made against it.
“However, depending on what we know so far, X believes that the investigation is distorting the French law to serve a political agenda and eventually, prohibited free speech,” the X said.
“For these reasons, the X has not accused the demands of the French authorities, as we have the legal right to do. It is not a decision that X takes lightly. However, in this case, the facts speak for themselves.”
The Paris has reached the prosecutor’s office for the CNBC comment.
The X set two distinguished persons on fire. The company claimed two “experts”, who will review the X algorithm, the Paris Complex Systems Institute (ISC-PIF) director David Chawalrias and AI platform leader Majiyar Panahi at ISC-PIF.
The X noted Chalarias runs a campaign called “Escape X” that encourages users to leave the social media platforms, and said that Panahi has previously participated in research projects with David Chavalia which shows open enmity towards X. “Both researchers are actually named on a research paper related to X.
“Participation of these individuals create serious concerns about the fairness, fairness and political motivations, to keep it originally. A predetermined result is not a reasonable,” X said.
CNBC has reached both Chalaria and Panahi, and has not yet received a comment on X’s statement.
