Grok, the AI chatbot developed by Elon Musk, is facing growing backlash after users discovered that it can generate sexualized images of real women — often without any indication of consent — using deceptively simple prompts like “change outfit” or “adjust pose.”
The controversy erupted this week after dozens of users began documenting examples on X showing Grok transforming ordinary photos into overtly sexualized versions. In one of the more widely shared “tame” examples, a photo of Momo, a member of the K-pop group TWICE, was altered to depict her wearing a bikini — despite the original image being non-sexual.
