Jess Asato: “I feel like this is almost a watershed moment. We have known that for many years women have faced this growing tsunami…”

Me going public is so that we can invite people who may have been victims of AI photo manipulation on Grok to come forward and to seek legal help … to give people a sort of sense that they’re not alone when this happens.

I think there need to be guardrails to protect women and children from harm and I know that Silicon Valley says that they want to go fast and break things, but just like any product, if it causes harm, there need to be routes for ordinary…

It feels demeaning and degrading because that's what it's designed to do.

Elon Musk knew that Grok didn't have these safeguards. There had been warnings ever since Grok was created last year that it could be exploited and that users could use it to generate potentially criminal material, but he did not care.