Grok blocked from undressing images where it's illegal, X says
AP News • • world
Key Points:
- Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok will block editing photos of real people in revealing clothing in regions where such content is illegal, following global backlash over sexually explicit images generated by the AI.
- xAI, Musk’s company, has restricted image creation and editing features to paid subscribers to hold users accountable and prevent abuse of the platform.
- Several countries, including Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, the UK, and members of the EU, have taken or are considering legal actions against Grok for violating online safety laws.
- California has launched an investigation into Grok's role in producing nonconsensual sexually explicit material targeting women and girls, with officials emphasizing zero tolerance for such harassment.
- The British government and regulators continue to
