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… WIRED reviewed hundreds of public Grok Imagine links hosted on Grok.com and found dozens led to sexualized AI images and videos, including those created without the subject’s consent. Some links created on Grok.com were subsequently shared on X, including in recent days. …
… As of March 31, SpaceX reported 6.3 million active paid subscribers, including 4.4 million for X and 1.9 million for Grok. In the US, Grok starts at $10 monthly and X Premium at $3 monthly. Update, May 21, 1:30 AM EDT: WIRED corrected the disclosure of the number of X and Grok subscribers.
… One male, named as New Jersey Doe in the lawsuit, says they saw people on X using Grok to create sexualized images and posted a request that “Grok not create images of me without my consent.” The next day, the court records say, he discovered two deepfake images of himself, including one depicting … …
… In February, Musk announced that SpaceX was buying xAI, the artificial intelligence company Musk founded and the developer of Grok. …
… The report found that Grok was most vulnerable to jailbreaks, with 448 jailbreaks found, followed by Gemini, with 249 found, while Claude, Fable, and GPT were impervious to the attacks. …
… SpaceX had rushed to build the facilities for its xAI unit, which develops the Grok AI chatbot, but Musk said his company didn’t need all of their computing capacity in the end. …