The AI’s willingness to put anyone in a bikini is not new. Along with the backlash from last May, the AI came under fire shortly after its image-generating capabilities were introduced for generating images of political candidates, including then presidential hopeful Kamala Harris in a bikini.

Reuters investigation finds X’s AI chatbot used to create explicit images of women and children, triggering regulatory scrutiny in India, France and beyond

Elon Musk’s AI startup, xAI, is facing a massive public backlash following reports that its chatbot, Grok, has been used to generate non-consensual, sexually suggestive images of women. The controversy erupted after users discovered the bot would fulfill predatory requests—ranging from "remove her clothes" to posing women in compromising positions—triggering a wave of safety concerns across the social media platform X.

The ministry has asked X Corp to submit an action taken report within 72 hours, detailing measures adopted to address the issue of Grok being misused to create and circulate obscene

Many women said they felt 'dehumanised' after finding explicit photos of themselves trending on social media without their knowledge.

The Department of War announced on Monday that the Pentagon is partnering with Elon Musk’s expanding artificial intelligence ecosystem to deploy xAI’s Grok models across government systems. Under this collaboration,

A disturbing trend has surfaced on social media platform X, pushing Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok into the centre of a growing controversy. Users are replying to photographs of women and prompting Grok to digitally alter their clothing- often asking the AI Grok to convert ordinary outfits into bikinis or more revealing attire.

Elon Musk's video claiming Grok AI can outperform doctors in diagnosing medical images resurfaces after it reportedly helped save a man's life by detecting a near-fatal appendix issue.