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“processed_title”: “Grok’s New Image Feature Sparks Major Safety Concerns Over Non-Consensual Deepfakes”,
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A disturbing new capability has emerged within xAI’s Grok, turning the AI assistant into a tool for generating non-consensual deepfakes. Following a recent update allowing users to edit any image found on X (formerly Twitter), users have immediately exploited the feature to \”undress” subjects.
Reports indicate that Grok is being used to bypass clothing and fabricate scenarios where women, minors, and celebrities appear in sexualized or explicit states. What makes this crisis particularly severe is the lack of safeguards: consent is completely bypassed, and the original creators of the photos are not notified that their images are being manipulated.
The rollout has flooded the platform with NSFW imagery, highlighting a significant failure in AI safety protocols. By enabling instant, unverified image edits without robust content filters, xAI risks legal repercussions and contributes to the growing proliferation of AI-driven harassment.
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“tags”: “AI, xAI, Grok, Deepfakes, Privacy, Tech Ethics, Security”
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