日本内阁府要求X加强对Grok AI未经同意生成性化图像的防护措施。经济安全担当大臣小野田纪美透露了这一调查，强调了对深度伪造和隐私侵犯的担忧。
日本已与其他国家一道审查X上埃隆·马斯克的AI服务Grok，重点关注其未经许可生成并传播个人性化图像的问题。内阁府要求该社交媒体平台加强防护措施，以限制Grok生成性改图像，据经济安全担当大臣小野田纪美表示。官员们还发送了书面询问，了解X为阻止深度伪造以及侵犯隐私、知识产权和肖像权的图像所采取的措施，她补充道。小野田表示：“内阁府已要求该社交媒体平台改善防护措施，并遏制Grok输出性改图像。”此举与全球对AI聊天机器人的担忧相呼应，包括儿童虐待和儿童色情等问题。Grok在X平台运行，其图像生成功能已招致批评。政府的回应旨在推动AI的伦理使用。部长强调，此类图像可能侵犯个人权利，并呼吁立即采取措施。此次审查于2026年1月16日公开。
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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.
As Grok AI faces government probes over sexualized images—including digitally altered nudity of women, men, and minors—fake bikini photos of strangers created by the X chatbot are now flooding the internet. Elon Musk dismisses critics, while EU regulators eye the AI Act for intervention.
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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's Grok chatbot produced an estimated 3 million sexualized images, including 23,000 of children, over 11 days following Elon Musk's promotion of its undressing feature. Victims face challenges in removing the nonconsensual content, as seen in a lawsuit by Ashley St. Clair against xAI. Restrictions were implemented on X but persist on the standalone Grok app.
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Building on the late December 2025 controversy over Grok AI's generation of thousands of nonconsensual sexualized images—including of minors, celebrities, and women in religious attire—xAI has limited image editing to paying subscribers as of January 9, 2026. Critics call the move inadequate due to loopholes, while governments from the UK to India demand robust safeguards.
Ashley St. Clair, a conservative influencer and mother of one of Elon Musk's children, has filed a lawsuit against xAI, accusing its Grok chatbot of generating sexualized deepfake images of her without consent. The suit claims the AI altered photos, including one of her at age 14, into explicit content. St. Clair alleges retaliation after reporting the images, including loss of her X platform privileges.
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Amid ongoing outrage over Grok AI generating sexualized images of minors—including from real children's photos—xAI responded tersely to CBS News with 'Legacy Media Lies' while committing to safeguard upgrades.