"xAI and its founder Elon Musk saw a business opportunity. They knew Grok could produce such results, including by using the images and videos of children, and publicly released it anyway. The lawsuit against xAI was filed Monday in a federal California court by three young women whose images and videos were altered by a Grok user without their knowledge to show them nude or in otherwise overtly sexual ways."
"Lawyers for the young women said Grok's ability to alter images and video had been created and released by xAI solely to drive use of the chatbot and X. Their lives have been shattered by the devastating loss of privacy, dignity, and personal safety, lawyers for the young women said in their complaint."
Three young women filed a federal lawsuit against xAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company, alleging that Grok, a chatbot hosted on X, was used to create sexually explicit deepfake images and videos of them without their knowledge or consent. The plaintiffs claim xAI deliberately released image-altering capabilities in Grok's "spicy" mode to increase platform usage, despite knowing the feature could produce such harmful content involving minors. Two of the three plaintiffs are under 18. The young women discovered the altered imagery through anonymous messages and are seeking unspecified damages and an injunction preventing Grok from creating such images. They report suffering severe loss of privacy, dignity, and personal safety.
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