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Let's dive into some man-made horrors beyond my own comprehension. Is that what it is?

So we're going to talk about today. All right. So XII's tool, GROC, that we all know that we see on X every single day, is making explicit images of women and children without their knowledge or consent. And literally, as you are watching this, somebody on X could be taking a photo of you or your children that you posted on social media and could be making, through GROC, deep fake

graphic material of you. Does that feel like an invasion of privacy? Does that make you

uncomfortable? Well, it should. And if the mother of Elon Musk's child can even get deep

fake photos of herself removed from the platform, then I don't think anybody is safe.

So as you guys might remember, back in July of last year, Grock rolled out a new spicy mode

in its image generation that allowed nudity and sexual imagery. And safeguards were intended.

They said that they were going to have some kind of safeguards for this, but early users quickly

found out that they were able to bypass many of them. And there were articles upon articles

written about this. I raised the alarms on this show. Many creators across all platforms were talking about

this and quite frankly, we were all ignored. Like nothing really was done. And then soon after that,

they rolled out anime companions that we also talked about named Ani and Valentin. These characters

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