The chatbot is taking heat from around the world after creating inappropriate images of children that were posted on X, the Bastrop-based social media platform.

The European Union is taking a “very serious” look at Elon Musk’s Grok after the artificial intelligence-powered chatbot generated sexualized images of people including minors on the social media platform X.

In response to the Grok "remove clothes" trend, X said it would remove illegal content and ban users generating it with the AI tool.

Julie Yukari, a musician based in Rio de Janeiro, posted a photo taken by her fiancé to the social media site X just before midnight on New Year’s Eve showing her in a red dress snuggling in bed with her black cat,

Elon Musk’s xAI has been contacted by an agency of the UK government over concerns that it’s been used to make sexualized images of children and to undress women, including the Princess of Wales. Ofcom,

Women who found explicit images of themselves online generated by the Grok AI chatbot say they feel violated and dehumanized.

It comes after Grok granted numerous requests to undress women and girls in images posted to the social network. 'It was a failure in safeguards,' the AI posted on X.

As several nations investigate the AI chatbot for generating sexualized images — including some of children — a EU spokesperson said of Grok’s new “spicy mode”: “This is not spicy — this is illegal.”