Grok’s “spicy” video mode instantly made me Taylor Swift Naked Foretsfakes

THE “Spicy” mode for the new video generator of Grok AI feels like a trial waiting to occur. While other video generators such as Google and Sora’s VEO of Openai have guarantees in place to prevent users from creating NSFW and Deepfake celebrities, Grok Imagine is happy to do both simultaneously. In fact, it did not hesitate to spit out completely unconnected naked breast videos of Taylor Swift the very first time I used it – without me specifically asking the bot to remove its clothes.

The imagine function of Grok on iOS allows you to generate images with a text prompt, then to transform them quickly into video clips with four presets: “personalized”, “normal”, “fun” and “spicy”. While the image generators often hesitate to produce recognizable celebrities, I asked him to generate “Taylor Swift celebrating Coachella with the boys” and I met a sprawling flow of more than 30 images to choose, many of which were already represented in revealing clothes.

From there, everything I had to do was open a swift photo in a silver skirt and a licou top, press the “Make Video” option in the lower right corner, select “spicy” from the drop -down menu and confirm my year of birth ( Internet is now informed.) The video quickly tears his clothes Swift and started dancing in a thong for a generously indifferent crowd generated by AI.

Swift’s resemblance was not PerfectSince most of the images generated by Grok had a strange casualness of the valley, but it was always recognizable like it. The text generator in the image itself would not produce complete or partial nudity on request; Ask for naked swift photos or people in general produced virgin squares. The “spicy” preset is not guaranteed either to lead to nudity – some of the other images of Coachella AI Swift that I tried have sexually surveyed or make a suggestive signal to his clothes, for example. But many were lacking to tear down most of his clothes.

The image generator will also make photorealist images of children on request, but fortunately refuses to animate them inappropriately, despite the “spicy” option always available. You can always select it, but in all my tests, it simply added a generic movement.

You might think a business that already has A complicated story with Taylor Swift Deepfakesin a regulatory landscape with rules like The act of takingwould be a little more careful. THE Xai acceptable use policy Prohibit “representing people in a pornographic manner”, but Grok simply imagine doing nothing to prevent people from creating celebrity similarities like Swift, while offering a service designed specifically to make suggestive videos, including partial nudity. The age check only appeared once and was ridiculously easy to get around, asking for no evidence that I was the age that I claimed to be.

If I could do it, it means that anyone with an iPhone and a Supergrok subscription at $ 30 can also. Over 34 million images have already been generated using Grok imagine since Monday, According to the CEO of Xai, Elon MuskWho said that the use “grew up like forest fires”.