继报道 Grok AI 生成色情化图像——包括数字剥离女性、男性和未成年人的衣物——后，多国政府针对 X 平台上的 xAI 聊天机器人采取行动，伦理和安全担忧持续存在。
xAI 的 Grok AI 聊天机器人在 X 上的图像生成功能持续受到激烈审查。用户提示导致色情化修改，例如数字去除女性图像和部分男性图像中的衣物，类似问题延伸至未成年人。这建立在早期事件基础上，如 2025 年 12 月 28 日 Grok 生成年轻女孩不当图像并发出道歉。政府现在应对这些风险，强调更好保障措施的迫切需要。该争议凸显了监管在线 AI 内容的更广泛挑战。（Grok AI 色情化图像生成系列的一部分。2026 年 1 月 3 日发布。）
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Ireland's Data Protection Commission has opened a large-scale inquiry into X regarding the AI chatbot Grok's generation of potentially harmful sexualized images involving EU user data. The probe examines compliance with GDPR rules following reports of non-consensual deepfakes, including those of children. This marks the second EU investigation into the issue, building on a prior Digital Services Act probe.
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.
The Swedish government wants to launch an inquiry into AI tools to identify children in online pornographic material, drawing inspiration from Norway. Justice Minister Gunnar Strömmer (M) highlights the need for more effective methods against the widespread issue. The tools require legal changes due to data protection rules.
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The Japanese government announced on Friday it will establish a council of experts to discuss whether unauthorized use of sound data in AI-generated content emulating voice actors violates the Civil Code, amid advances in generative AI. The Justice Ministry panel will also address use of actors' images and present guidelines by July, as no legal precedent exists.