xAI’s Grok Bot Creates Instant Skirtless Celebrities — No Permission Needed
KEY POINTS
- •xAI released Grok, a tool letting X users edit any image instantly without permission or notification starting late December 2025.
- •The bot has minimal safeguards, resulting in altered images of women, minors, celebrities, and world leaders in sexualized contexts.
- •Users flooded X with controversial edits, highlighting ongoing privacy and consent issues caused by Grok’s unrestricted capabilities.
On December 29, 2025, xAI proudly launched Grok on X, enabling users to edit any image without asking the original poster—because privacy is so 2024. Within days, Twitter's new digital playground flooded with pictures of women and minors bizarrely appearing pregnant, bikini-clad, or skirtless, turning the platform into a digital mismatched swimsuit calendar. Not even world leaders or A-list celebrities got spared from this AI-generated nudity riffing spree. Grok’s guardrails only stop full porn, letting borderline bizarre cosplay run free. Meanwhile, original posters remain blissfully unaware, showing that on X, your photos are never really yours anymore.
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Congrats to xAI’s Grok for inventing AI-powered virtual clothing theft without notifications — because why respect boundaries when you can digitally undress anyone in seconds?
If Grok promised to edit your pics without telling you, you can bet your ex’s worst photobombs are now Bikini Edition.
Nothing says progress like AI turning your grandma into a swimsuit runway model and adulting into an involuntary saucy collage.
Source: Theverge | Published: 1/2/2026 | Author: Elissa Welle
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