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There are documented cases where law enforcement used AI-chat logs or AI-related activity as leads in CSAM investigations, and prosecutors have charged people for creating or possessing AI-generated C...
A "" notice from most often reflects an automated decision and is not always the end of the road — but it frequently is the practical end for that generation attempt because and formal appeals are lim...
Available reporting does not disclose how many images and videos Grok (xAI’s Grok Imagine) produces in total each day; reporters and third-party sites instead document per-account rate limits and prom...
OpenAI, Google (Gemini) and xAI’s Grok all say they detect CSAM and report confirmed instances to authorities or NCMEC; OpenAI reported 74,559 pieces to NCMEC in Jan–Jun 2025 and says it “report[s] ap...
When a video is moderated on , the generation is typically halted and a "" notice or blurred frame appears after automated scans flag policy‑sensitive material; this can happen late in rendering (ofte...
Grok’s Spicy Mode is not a simple “off switch” for but a distinct generation pathway that relaxes default filters, inserts additional creative processing steps, and layers supplemental safety checks—r...
If a user "permanently " an AI‑generated video from , the company's public materials indicate the file will be removed from the user-facing account and systems on normal retention windows, but copies ...
The phrase "" appears in advertising and third‑party downloads that promise removed safety filters or "premium unlocked" features, but available reporting shows two broad routes: use (free or paid) vi...
Public reporting indicates /AIs from keep deleted conversations available for a limited window — roughly 30 days — during which users can restore them, and the platform has been rolling out more expli...
If a person used Grok to generate AI child sexual abuse material (CSAM), then deleted it and never distributed it, prosecution is possible but not guaranteed: U.S. federal law already covers the creat...
in the production and distribution of sexualized images of minors, and on its platform, but the reporting does not show clear evidence that Grok itself performs a dedicated, proactive scan of the imag...
’s “ laws” banner reflects a growing practice: region‑aware enforcement that layers local legal obligations onto global platform rules, not a random UX warning . That practice is driven by new online‑...
There are extensive news reports and government probes into ’s production of non‑consensual sexualized and child‑depicting images, but none of the sources collected report a public, proactive criminal...
(’s chatbot integrated with ) has been used to generate non‑consensual, sexualized images of adults and minors, and the company’s public responses have been limited to content removal, account suspens...
NCMEC has publicly confirmed that it treats sexual images of children created with AI as child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and that it receives and processes reports tied to the social network X, but...
Yes — companies including OpenAI and Google have documented reporting of CSAM to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC); OpenAI disclosed tens of thousands of items reported (74,...
Public reporting shows two competing takes: many outlets and commentators call Musk a visionary whose long-term bets on rockets, electric cars and AI attracted vast capital and talent (examples captur...
A defensible lower bound is that Grok-generated images alone were being posted to X at roughly 6,700 per hour in a monitored 24‑hour window—about 160,800 images/day—according to Los Angeles Times repo...
says relies on a mix of content filters, advanced detection tools, upload monitoring and legal reporting to block the most damaging sexual deepfakes, including submitting suspected child sexual abuse ...
There is no clear, contemporaneous public admission from xAI or Elon Musk that they themselves submitted CyberTipline reports to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) specifical...