This is The Guardian.

Today, how Elon Musk's chatbot is pushing undressing into the mainstream.

I had just put my son down when I received a text from a friend with a link to Twitter.

You never know what you're going to open in my situation when I get a link to Twitter.

This is Ashley S. Clair. She's a conservative author and a one-time MAGA influencer.

What I opened was a photo of Grock on dressing me and putting me in a bikini.

GROC is Elon Musk's answer to chat GBT.

It's an AI chatbot that's integrated into X, and it can manipulate images as well as do your homework.

So they were taking photos, some of which I posted myself and others that I did not post myself,

that others had posted, and then just young photos that they had dug up from the trenches of the internet,

from when I was 14 years old, I'm now 27.

Anonymous users on X took the photos and asked Grock to take Ashley's clothes off, and worse.

One of the original images showed Ashley with a man, a podcaster called Brace Belden,

and her son's rucksack was visible in the background.

I posted this photo back during the summer, and I was fully clothed, a neckline as high

as I'm wearing right now up to my neck, and they undressed me into a floss

bikini, and then the users just piled on, now bend her over, turn her around, remove the guy,

and then they produce videos. So there are now videos that they produced of me rubbing my breast

and dancing around, and some of these images are still up.

Ashley contacted X straight away.

I immediately responded to Grock and said,

I do not consent to this.

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