X and Grok AI users can still digitally undress people without consent

The Grok chatbot acknowledged to CBS News that AI tools should face meaningful regulation as the European Union announces an investigation into how users of X and Grok AI can still digitally undress people without consent. This admission comes amid growing concerns about AI technology being used for non-consensual intimate imagery, a problem that has persisted despite platform policies against such misuse. The European Union's investigation represents a significant regulatory response to this issue, potentially leading to new guidelines or restrictions for AI developers and platforms. Grok's response, while seemingly cooperative, highlights the complex relationship between AI development and ethical boundaries that companies continue to struggle with as their technologies become increasingly sophisticated and potentially harmful.