Wired Review Found Sexualized Grok Images of Celebrities and Politicians on Grok.com, Later Removed

U.S. politician. The images and videos showed women wearing little clothing while held in the fist of a man’s giant hand.

One prompt described a celebrity held against her will as she pleads for the man not to proceed, with the giant hand’s grip tightening and the giant man licking her face up and down. U.S. Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Spokespeople for Ocasio-Cortez did not immediately respond to Wired’s request for comment. One Grok Imagine video appeared to depict Ashley St. Clair altered to be dancing in a bikini. St. Clair was previously in a relationship with Elon Musk and is mother to one of his children.

In January, St. Clair started legal action against xAI after sexualized deepfakes of her allegedly appeared on X. After Wired contacted X, the post depicting St. Clair was removed for violating platform rules.

Com appeared no longer available, and Grok Imagine links shared on X were removed for policy violations. com were subsequently shared on X, including in recent days. The posts do not show timestamps of when they were created.

Carrie Goldberg, St. Clair’s attorney, said the ability to create this type of imagery and immediately share it on social media was a historic development. “So there was instant publication of the digital nude images,” Goldberg told Wired.

In January, the Center for Countering Digital Hate estimated with a high degree of confidence that Grok created 3 million sexualized images, allegedly including more than 20,000 of children. Imran Ahmed, the organization’s CEO and founder, said explicit content is still being hosted on Grok and shared on X, including images ridiculing the mother of Musk’s child.