Overview
- X and xAI said Grok will block edits that place real people in bikinis or underwear for all users and will geoblock such outputs where prohibited by law.
- Image generation and editing features are now limited to paying subscribers, a step the company says adds accountability for abuse of the tools.
- California Attorney General Rob Bonta opened an investigation into the spread of non‑consensual sexual content linked to Grok, and UK regulator Ofcom said its formal probe of X remains active.
- Malaysia and Indonesia have blocked Grok, with the Philippines moving to restrict access, as European and national authorities press for stronger safeguards and documentation.
- Independent researchers report fewer obvious sexualized outputs and more refusals or generic responses but note inconsistent enforcement across public posts and private chats; Elon Musk said he is unaware of any nude images of minors generated by Grok.