Grok Made 7,000 Child Abuse Images for One User — and X Barely Reported It
A lawsuit in the US alleges that a man used xAI's Grok chatbot to generate approximately 7,000 sexual images of his stepdaughter before shooting himself. X (formerly Twitter) is accused of shielding child predators and reportedly only reported a single gang rape prompt to authorities despite the scale of the abuse. More young girls have now joined the lawsuit against X over Grok-generated child sexual abuse material.
Why It Matters
Grok and X are available in India, and this case raises urgent questions about whether AI image generation tools have adequate safeguards — and whether platforms can be held legally responsible when they don't.
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