The recent letter to the Federal Trade Committee and American prosecutors for all 50 states and Colombia district, calls for urgent investigation into the grok of Elon Musk-especially the recent tool “imagine” the image and video generated by AI.
Today’s letter was directed by the Consumer Federation of America (CFA) and signed by 14 other consumer protection organizations, including the Tech supervision project, Economic Justice Center and Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC). List directly The VergeReporting about deep celebrity cabinets generated by GROK and still says that although the Platform currently does not offer “spicy” mode for real photos sent by users-who would be an even more disturbing option for images of revenge and other violations of practices-“it still generates naked films from images generated by a tool that can be used for creating images that real, specific practices films that can have harmful consequences for these enterprises and for dismissal from the acquired and launched.
The letter further states that if the limitation of the “sizzling” mode for photos released by users is ever removed, “the stream would of course release inconspicuous deep wardrobes.” The platform and its general director tend to remove moderation security under the guise of “freedom”. It is unlikely to apply to grocs. Organizations asked FTC and others to examine the potential violations of inconspicuous provisions regarding non -consumer images.
CFA and other organizations also marked their fears that the only things that stand on the road to minors, using a “sizzling” mode to generate sexual photos, is one pop -up window with the request of the user to choose the age or over 18 years old. Organizations also stated that one of the pop -ups pop -up, which has a “2000” selection for the year of birth of the user, can be violated by children in the protection of privacy or joints in the field of vision to observe the right of observation. contents.