David

Must be nice.

Okay, I just wanted to bring this up very quickly.

We don't have to hang on it too much.

But there was this news that this happened this week.

Grok, notably the anti-censored AI.

Yeah, the LLM is built into X, Elon Musk's LLM.

You can go on Twitter and you can say, at Grok, do this.

And then recently they released photo editing and photo manipulation through the comments.

So you can upload a photo to a tweet and you can say, at Grok, change it in this way.

When you have a specifically noted as uncensored LLM, clearly people are going to start doing heinous things with it.

Especially on that platform.

This is like sort of why they made Section 230, but they never expected it to get this insane.

Notably, people started doing things with it that you would expect people to start doing things with, including really bad things.

And because of that, you know, there's all these fake nudes that are being made of a lot of people.

And at this point, the UK and the EU are taking some action.

They are forcing X to retain documents related to Grok until the end of the year so that they can review them.

The UK also just passed a law criminalizing non-consensual intimate deep fakes in response.

And Twitter responded to this by making the image manipulation feature a X premium feature.

Yeah, and then they made it an ex-premium feature as if that was going to stop people, except if you have the dedicated Grok app on your phone, you don't even need premium to use this feature.

Anyway, it was a whole thing.