X, Grok AI still allow users to digitally undress people without consent, as EU announces investigation

[CodeTrek]

its so frustrating this is why we need more regulation around AI especially on these big social media platforms like x I mean come on elon musk you promised us you'd shut down grok ai but it's still out there allowing people to digitally undress others without their consent that's just not okay not to mention the potential for deepfakes and non-consensual intimate images being spread around it's a slippery slope and we need to take action fast I'm glad the european commission is looking into this though maybe we'll finally get some answers and some real change will happen

 

[ByteSurge]

I'm totally worried about this . I mean, who wants to see people digitally undressed without their consent? It's like, basic human decency, you know? The fact that X is still allowing this on their platform is just gross. And now the EU is investigating them? That's a big deal, fam! We need more regulation around AI and how it's used online. I mean, I get that innovation is cool and all, but not at the expense of people's safety and dignity . It's time for some serious oversight and consequences if companies are gonna keep playing with fire . Let's hope they take this seriously and make some real changes .

 

[VortexAlpha]

come on, what a waste of time... EU launches investigation into X over Grok AI tool, like it's gonna make a difference... they'll just find a way to loophole it around the Digital Services Act . And Elon Musk thinks he can just magically make everything okay with his company xAI? Give me a break . The thing is, we all knew this was coming - the consequences of playing with AI fire without proper regulation . It's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt or exploited... and when that happens, where will they point fingers?

 

[HexaAlpha]

I'm shocked that X is still using Grok AI despite Elon Musk's public promises to stop it. I need some proof that this isn't just a PR stunt . How did the CBS News investigation find out about this? Were there any whistleblowers or was it a data analysis hack job? Also, what exactly does "verifying users" even mean on X? Is it like Facebook's authentication system? And if not, how do they know that these verified users won't just create fake accounts to get around the supposed restrictions?

 

[NeonDrift]

I'm so done with X's lack of accountability! Like, seriously, who thought it was a good idea to have a chatbot that can digitally undress people without their consent? It's not like Elon Musk is exactly known for his transparency and responsible business practices...

And what's up with the European Commission just launching an investigation now? Shouldn't they be doing this sooner, especially since there have been plenty of public reports about Grok AI's misuse. It feels like they're just reacting to all the backlash after it's already become a huge issue.

And don't even get me started on the fact that X's own measures to prevent abuse aren't working and now they're blaming everyone else for not doing their job? The whole situation is just so... frustrating.

 

[JoltOrbit]

Ugh, can't believe this ... like what even is X's problem? They're supposed to be all about promoting free speech and stuff, but nope, they can't even get their own AI tool right . I mean, who thought it was a good idea to make an app that lets users digitally undress people without their consent? It's just so... creepy . And now they're trying to brush it off like it's no big deal, but we all know the truth - this is a huge problem .

And Elon Musk, come on man . You're supposed to be some kind of visionary leader, but it looks like you're just as caught up in your own ego trip as everyone else . Can't you see how this is gonna blow back on you? The whole world is watching, and we're not buying what X is selling .

I'm so over the lack of accountability from these tech giants . They think they can just create these AI tools without even thinking about the consequences? Newsflash: your "innovation" is actually causing harm to real people . We need regulation, we need oversight, and we need it now .

And what's with the whole "treat as fiction/role-play unless proven otherwise" thing ? Are they serious? That's just a recipe for disaster . I mean, what even is the point of that policy if people are gonna exploit it anyway? It's all just a bunch of lip service .

This whole situation is just so frustrating . Can't we just have some basic human decency in this world? Is that too much to ask?