Grok being used to create sexually violent videos featuring women, research finds
AI tool also used to undress image of woman killed by ICE agent in US, says research
TL;DR
- AI Forensics research found approximately 800 images and videos created by Grok Imagine app contained pornographic content.
- The tool was used to create sexually violent and explicit videos, including one depicting a woman with a knife and suggestive poses.
- An image of Renee Nicole Good, a woman killed by ICE, was digitally altered by Grok to show her with a bullet wound and in a bikini.
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer called the content "disgraceful" and "disgusting," warning that X could be blocked in the UK.
- Women's rights campaigners criticized the government's slow response and called for urgent AI regulation.
- A report by AI Forensics found that over half the generated images featured people in minimal attire, with 2% appearing to be under 18.
- Elon Musk stated on X that users generating illegal content with Grok would face consequences.