I find it interesting that there's loads of people who made a core part of their identity campaigning against trans women being in women's spaces and how it impacts women, who have gone completely silent about Grok being used to undress and brutalise w...
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It looks like the threat of X being banned in the UK worked - Grok has been limited to paid users. Take your crying with laughter emojis and stick them up your arse, Elon. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c99kn52nx9do
@GossiTheDog Next step would be to investigate those paid subscribers for making and sharing child porn.
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If you're wondering on xAI's stance on this, aside from Elon posting a crying with laughing emoji, Grok's creators have raised a further $20bn from Cisco and such yesterday.
https://www.reuters.com/business/musks-xai-raises-20-billion-upsized-series-e-funding-round-2026-01-06/@GossiTheDog Maybe the investors (millionaires and billionaires) in X and Grok who plan on making profit ― off CSAM ― should also be sent to prison for 25 years (min, no parol, same prison as Epstein) for knowingly funding it ― even if it's the entire board and CEOs of Vanguard, Blackrock, Musk, Trump, Microsoft, etc... whomever has invested stakes in it. There is no-way they don't know about this, right now. The world knows!
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X should be driven to the dark web where they belong. Try building a successful "everything app" only accessible via tor.
@jonhendry @jewiddern @GossiTheDog I find it telling and DEEPLY disturbing that if you ask text to image LLMs to depict someone in their early to mid 20s you will almost always get back a depiction of a young child (like single digits). I’ve found you have to explicitly call for mid 30s to reliably get back an image that isn’t a child.
It’s so fucked up.
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@futurebird @GossiTheDog Limiting Grok to paid users (here in the UK) probably won't save Grok in the UK, though. Possession of CSAM is a strict liability offense, as is distributing it. Doesn't matter whether it's a paid account or free, it's child pornography (usually a max 3 year prison sentence, but if aggravated can pull 10 years). Generating it is ALSO a criminal offense.
@cstross @futurebird @GossiTheDog how is the llc giving these people a fig leaf for overt criminal, morally reprehensible, actions?
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I asked Cisco why it is directly funding an AI tool being used to non-consensual undress and brutalise women and children, having this week invested in xAI. They replied No comment.
I have a list of other cybersecurity providers invested in xAI, I am working my way through those and plan to feature the key staff members involved in a write up.
Truth!
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I asked Cisco why it is directly funding an AI tool being used to non-consensual undress and brutalise women and children, having this week invested in xAI. They replied No comment.
I have a list of other cybersecurity providers invested in xAI, I am working my way through those and plan to feature the key staff members involved in a write up.
Cisco has an inflated view of their own worth.
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Before we get to the staff members at cyber companies, the Financial Times has the staff at X and xAI. https://www.ft.com/content/ad94db4c-95a0-4c65-bd8d-3b43e1251091
@GossiTheDog my favorite part is the photo of Elon at the end without the need for added clowniness
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I asked Cisco why it is directly funding an AI tool being used to non-consensual undress and brutalise women and children, having this week invested in xAI. They replied No comment.
I have a list of other cybersecurity providers invested in xAI, I am working my way through those and plan to feature the key staff members involved in a write up.
@GossiTheDog We should be posting naked images of all the tech bros involved. See how they enjoy it.
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@futurebird @GossiTheDog Limiting Grok to paid users (here in the UK) probably won't save Grok in the UK, though. Possession of CSAM is a strict liability offense, as is distributing it. Doesn't matter whether it's a paid account or free, it's child pornography (usually a max 3 year prison sentence, but if aggravated can pull 10 years). Generating it is ALSO a criminal offense.
@cstross @futurebird @GossiTheDog
Grok's weights contain CSAM, and it's impossible to identify where in the weights the CSAM is stored.
So obviously the best answer is delete grok.
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Some Grok users, mostly men, began to demand to see bruising on the bodies of the women, and for blood to be added to the images. Requests to show women tied up and gagged were instantly granted.
‘Add blood, forced smile’
@GossiTheDog Virtual abuse should be classified the same as real abuse. People who enjoy this type of content are sick.
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Before we get to the staff members at cyber companies, the Financial Times has the staff at X and xAI. https://www.ft.com/content/ad94db4c-95a0-4c65-bd8d-3b43e1251091
@GossiTheDog the last one "who doesn't need an artificial clown face" is a killer.
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Wired has a look at videos created on Grok. Includes knives being inserted into vaginas, “very young” people having sex. Around 10% are CSAM and still online. xAI declined to comment.
https://www.wired.com/story/grok-is-generating-sexual-content-far-more-graphic-than-whats-on-x/
@GossiTheDog this is so utterly disgusting. Regarding all the hypocritical censorship US media used to apply to nudity this shows exactly, how in the Mafia-reigned Washington oligarchy, protégés are obviously free to do whatever they want.
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I find it interesting that there's loads of people who made a core part of their identity campaigning against trans women being in women's spaces and how it impacts women, who have gone completely silent about Grok being used to undress and brutalise women.
@GossiTheDog awesome!
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Before we get to the staff members at cyber companies, the Financial Times has the staff at X and xAI. https://www.ft.com/content/ad94db4c-95a0-4c65-bd8d-3b43e1251091
@GossiTheDog The archived page to see the whole gallery: https://archive.ph/2026.01.08-103510/https://www.ft.com/content/ad94db4c-95a0-4c65-bd8d-3b43e1251091
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The UK PM has asked communication regulator for options around banning Twitter from operating in the UK, due to their refusal to deal with unconsensual undressing of women and girls. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2026/01/08/musks-x-could-be-banned-in-britain-over-ai-chatbot-row/
@GossiTheDog Imagining X being banned in the UK and thinking about that scene in the Simpsons when Lionel Hutz imagines a world without lawyers like him and pictures humans of all races and creeds dancing hand in hand in a beautiful landscape. He shudders at the thought.
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I find it interesting that there's loads of people who made a core part of their identity campaigning against trans women being in women's spaces and how it impacts women, who have gone completely silent about Grok being used to undress and brutalise women.
Yup. It never was about protecting cis women amd girls, and all about hating trans women and girls.
Hate is all they have. Pathetic really.
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@GossiTheDog@cyberplace.social It’s fascinating that payment processors and app stores happily bullied Tumblr over female presenting nipples and have kicked adult game creators off of Steam, but have been completely silent on CSAM and misogyny generated on X
@Steve @GossiTheDog what payment processors does X use? Seems like something they would need to be pushed on.
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So now that Grok is keeping Deepfakes behind a paywall, when are they going after Gemini and ChatGPT, who when presented with the right prompt will gladly undress a uploaded photo, except for free.
The international laws against deepfakes will have to be made first and force any AI to stop doing it.
Because right now, Gen AI can also be ran locally, and easily without any restriction.
You can't win this with just hating on Elon Musk. There's so much more to this.
You can start with the loudest, dumbest, least self-aware, most unearnedly-confident criminal, and go after him in the jurisdiction where it is easiest to get him, and proceed from there.
You can't do everything at once, and doing one thing at a time isn't doing nothing. In fact, trying to do everything is closer to doing nothing than doing one thing.
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@GossiTheDog I’ve just sent that email to our external communications team- the reply will be “interesting”
