UK woman felt 'violated, assaulted' by deepfake Grok images

She was doubly shocked to see Grok even complied with one user's request to depict her "swollen pregnant" wearing a bikini and a wedding ring. "Someone has hijacked your digital body," the philosophy lecturer at Cardiff University told AFP, adding it was an "assault" and "extreme misogyny". As the images proliferated "I had ... this sort of desire to hide myself," the 36-year-old academic said, adding now "that fear has been more replaced with rage". The revelation that X's Grok AI tool allowed...