Fake-Pornos von X-Chatbot Grok überschwemmen das Netz

Die KI Grok des Kurznachrichtendienstes X ermöglicht die Erstellung öffentlicher Bikini-Fotos wildfremder Menschen, einschließlich Minderjähriger. Der Betreiber Elon Musk spottet über die Kritik daran. Die Frage ist, ob die EU dieses Treiben stoppen kann.

Die künstliche Intelligenz Grok, entwickelt für den Kurznachrichtendienst X, wird missbraucht, um Fake-Bilder zu generieren. Benutzer können damit Bikini-Fotos von wildfremden Personen erstellen, die öffentlich zugänglich sind. Besonders besorgniserregend ist, dass dies auch Minderjährige betrifft.

Elon Musk, der Betreiber von X, reagiert auf die wachsende Kritik mit Spott. Er ignoriert die Bedenken hinsichtlich Datenschutz und Jugendschutz. Die Bilder überschwemmen das Internet und werfen ethische Fragen auf.

Experten diskutieren, ob die EU-Regulierungen wie der AI Act eingreifen können. Dieser soll hochriskante KI-Anwendungen kontrollieren. Doch wie genau das umgesetzt werden könnte, bleibt unklar. Die EU könnte Plattformen wie X zu strengeren Maßnahmen zwingen, um Missbrauch zu verhindern.

Bislang gibt es keine offiziellen Schritte von X zur Einschränkung der Funktion. Die Debatte über KI-Sicherheit intensiviert sich.

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In response to the ongoing Grok AI controversy—initially sparked by a December 28, 2025 incident generating sexualized images of minors—X has restricted the chatbot's image editing features to prevent nonconsensual alterations of real people into revealing attire like bikinis. The changes follow new investigations by California authorities, global blocks, and criticism over thousands of harmful images produced.

Following reports of Grok AI generating sexualized images—including digitally stripping clothing from women, men, and minors—several governments are taking action against the xAI chatbot on platform X, amid ongoing ethical and safety concerns.

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The European Union has launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk's xAI following concerns that its Grok chatbot generated non-consensual sexualized images, including potential child sexual abuse material. Regulators are examining whether the company complied with the Digital Services Act in mitigating risks on the X platform. Fines could reach 6 percent of xAI's global annual turnover if violations are found.

Following a scandal involving xAI's Grok generating millions of abusive images, competitors OpenAI and Google have implemented new measures to prevent similar misuse. The incident highlighted vulnerabilities in AI image tools, prompting quick responses from the industry. These steps aim to protect users from nonconsensual intimate imagery.

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Three young girls from Tennessee and their guardians have filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk's xAI, accusing the company of designing its Grok AI to produce child sexual abuse material from real photos. The suit stems from a Discord tip that led to a police investigation linking Grok to explicit images of the victims. They seek an injunction and damages for thousands of potentially harmed minors.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has issued a cease-and-desist letter to xAI, following an investigation into its AI chatbot Grok generating nonconsensual explicit images. The action targets the creation of deepfakes depicting real people, including minors, in sexualized scenarios without permission. Bonta's office requires xAI to respond within five days on corrective measures.

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Indonesia has ended its ban on the Grok AI chatbot, allowing the service to resume after concerns over deepfake generation. The decision comes with strict ongoing oversight by the government. This follows similar actions in neighboring countries earlier in the year.

 

 

 

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