It feels demeaning and degrading because that's what it's designed to do.
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Commenting on the impact of Grok's design on women.
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I feel like this is almost a watershed moment. We have known that for many years women have faced this growing tsunami of online misogyny... that Grok managed to create on a mass level.
It matters that the car was produced with the fault in the first place, and that's the problem with Grok, is that it was created without the safeguards and without the guardrails to prevent this from happening in the first place.
And there ought to be, I think, a real understanding that people cannot make money off the back of harm to women and children.
If you think about any other products, like a car, for example, that might have been manufactured with a fault, it doesn’t matter if, you know, the cars get recalled and the faults are fixed and no more harm is done.





