Anonymous #1 3w

It allows people to request in comments under the original post

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Anonymous #1 3w

You could respond to a photo with “@grok put them in a bikini” and grok would generate an image for it, with no way of checking for the original poster’s consent. Oh and of course people were doing it with photos of children and even more gross prompts than the bikini one

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Anonymous cheese_of_the_world_unite 3w

@grok put cheese on a panini

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Anonymous #1 3w

I work for an analytics company and we also develop AI for our software and they absolutelyyy have the ability to give it limitations. It’s all trained memory. For example there are things you can ask ChatGPT to do and it won’t give you an answer if it’s against their guidelines but Grok will allow it so that’s also proof that they can add limitations and choose not to

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Anonymous #4 3w

This week they did put restrictions on Grok to end the whole “sexual harassment robot” PR nightmare but it went on for weeks and Elon encouraged it for a good while before they finally did it

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Anonymous #6 3w

Uhh what?

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Anonymous #6 3w

If I’m in a fit of rage(biological urge) and beat the living shit out of someone, is that consensual?

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Anonymous #6 3w

Your biological urges tell you someone’s attractive, which is uncontrollable and not a problem. It’s not a problem to think someone’s hot. It is a problem if you then have a robot undress a photo of them without their consent. Also just an astonishingly low level of impulse control.

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