A Stranger Things viewer account drew attention to one user, who allegedly used the Grok AI tool to ask to generate inappropriate pictures of Holly Wheeler, a child. She’s Mike’s little sister in the Netflix show and had a more important role in the latest season, alongside her friends.

India has ordered Elon Musk’s X to make immediate technical and procedural changes to its AI chatbot Grok after users and lawmakers flagged the generation of “obscene” content, including AI-altered images of women created using the tool.

The media regulator Ofcom has since confirmed to Metro that it is in ‘urgent talks’ with X and xAI, the AI start-up behind Grok. Under the Online Safety Act (OSA), a bill that regulates online material, it is illegal to create or share intimate or sexually explicit images.

Grok is under fire once again - this time, involving global relations probing into AI's safety failures following a CSAM controversy.

Elon Musk said users creating illegal content through Grok will face consequences, as the Centre directed X to remove obscene and unlawful material or face legal action.

According to the government order, the “Grok AI” service developed by X is being misused by users to create fake accounts.

The site is filling with AI-generated nonconsensual sexualized images of women and children. Owner Elon Musk responded with a laughing emoji.

This comes after the Centre issued an order to immediately take off all vulgar content from X within 72 hours—especially those generated by Grok AI—or face legal action

Elon Musk has recently focused attention on the AI tool for the creation of images and videos by xAI’s Grok Imagine, with a thread about guidelines fo.