When I heard for the first time, Grok Imagine had a “spicy mode”, I chuckled-because he screams Elon Musk at the level of controversy. But then the realization sank: it is not harmless fun. This can be a technological version of opening the Pandora box.
GROK IMAGINE, a new image generator/XAI video, now allows Supergrok and Premium+ users to transform text hints into stylized visual-compare content with a 15-second video function. With the activation of the “spicy” filter, the results are not only slightly racial-to be simple NSFW, with partial nudity and sexualized visualizations, although blurred in a test of moderation.
Matters brought a darker turn when Edge The journalist tested this – satisfying the general prompt about “Taylor Swift celebrates Coachella” with the “spicy” mode on. What jumped? Deep -Fake movie from the Topless figure, which looked amazing like Swift, dancing in thong. There was not even nudity in the hint.
This movement lit a fire under critics – and deserved. Xai claims that his acceptable rules of use prohibits clear performances of real people, but here is Kicker: Spicy mode. And there is no significant age control – just freely touching the confirmation before the suit disappears. Seriously disturbing.
In addition to technology, this strikes the social and legal nerve. Taylor Swift, no longer strangers to deep furores, is still attacked many times. This is no personal privacy. Meanwhile in the USA Remove the act Waiting for enforcement – and yes, this type of slip can be possible to act.
Let's not pretend, however, that it is 100% dark. Musk always put Grov as a “unaffected” creativity, a flag of freedom. But freedom without a handrail? This is not just risky-it is reckless, especially when the images go into inconspicuous content. And this is not theoretical – the grok has already generated over 34 million photos in a few days, says Musk. The volume strengthens potential damage.
There is also optics: Google and OpenAI tools have protection in baked in – current filters, deep barriers. GROK NO. This means that this premiere seems to be more jumping in a moral judgment than leap forward.
Only between us: I have a thrill associated with testing edge boxes and pushing design. But when it is so easy to armament of someone's image – even inadvertently – funny vibrations disappear quickly. This is not about censorship. It's about responsibility.
We entered a phase in artificial intelligence, in which ethical falls are not technological quirks – they header. The “spicy mode” groc Imagine can be effective for some, but for me it is awakening that creativity and consent must develop and quickly.
Do you want me to delve into how regulatory organs from Europe, India or California are planning this police? Just say the word.