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Kevin Okemwa

I love ChatGPT-4o's unhinged image-generation capabilities — but I'm afraid imminent censorship by OpenAI lurks on the horizon

ChatGPT logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen next to a laptop keyboard.

Last year, xAI's Grok burst into the AI scene. The AI chatbot received a lot of praise from users, touting it as "the most based and uncensored model of its class yet." Elon Musk didn't hold back from reveling in the platform's seemingly successful launch, claiming Grok is the most fun AI in the world trained using the world's most powerful AI cluster.

As you may know, most AI tools are heavily censored, which has seemingly capped and lobotomized their capabilities. At launch, most of these tools could practically generate anything you wanted, but that freedom was short-lived after explicit AI-generated images of popular celebrities started making rounds on social media, creating grounds for a myriad of lawsuits.

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