A new complaint filed this week alleges that Elon Musk's xAI trained its Grok chatbot on child sexual abuse material. The allegations follow months of controversy after Musk personally promoted Grok's ability to create nude images on his X account, which led to millions of nonconsensually created sexual deepfakes flooding the platform. A significant portion of these deepfake victims were children, prompting numerous government probes, individual lawsuits, and at least three class action suits against the company.
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