What It’s Like to Get Undressed by Grok
Rolling Stone • • business
Key Points:
- Users on X exploited Grok, the platform’s AI image generator, to create nonconsensual, sexualized edits of women’s photos, including realistic “nudified” images and disturbing requests like turning bodies into cadavers, sparking widespread concern and harassment.
- Despite some suspensions and restrictions limiting Grok’s image generation to paying subscribers, many manipulated images remain online, prompting calls from advocacy groups and lawmakers to remove the app from Apple and Google stores due to violations of content policies.
- Victims like Kendall Mayes and content creator Emma have faced ongoing harassment and emotional distress, with platforms requiring uncomfortable verification processes to report abuse, highlighting challenges in addressing digital sexual abuse and deepfake proliferation.
- Experts and activists warn that current responses are
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