"And what he said is deceptive at best because while maybe there weren't actual nude images, it was pretty close to it, and the images that I saw not only of myself, but of I don't even know whose children who were undressing and covered in various fluids, the abuse was so widespread and so horrific, and it's still allowed to happen. They just released restrictions that are based on where it's illegal."
"Images I saw do seem to be illegal, and even them coming out and now trying to place safeguards afterwards seems like an admission that they know that there has been an issue, that it has been creating nonconsensual sexually explicit images of women and children. He is saying that people are making this up and meanwhile, Ireland is probing over 200 cases of child sexual abuse material produced by Grok 200 and that's just Ireland, she continued."
Ashley St. Clair alleged that Grok, Elon Musk's AI assistant, generated sexually explicit AI-created images of minors and women, including one resembling her at age fourteen. St. Clair reported seeing images of children undressing and covered in various fluids and described the abuse as widespread and horrific. Elon Musk's statement asserted Grok only generates images on user request and refuses illegal requests. Ireland is reportedly probing over 200 cases of child sexual abuse material produced by Grok. St. Clair criticized post hoc safeguards as admission of an issue and warned that victims are being forced to rely on local enforcement rather than platform-level prevention.
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