AI image generators like Copilot and Dall-E can create amazing visuals, but they come with restrictions, especially in their free versions. However, X (formerly Twitter)’s Grok AI has no limits. Users are having a lot of fun creating controversial images, such as Musk kissing Trump, 600-pound Elon Musk sitting with his shirt open, without any restrictions. Grok AI is creating anything users dream up, leading to some bizarre results. The good news? It’s only available to X Premium subscribers. Just imagine what would happen if everyone had access to it!

Grok AI, a new tool launched by Elon Musk’s Platform X (formerly known as Twitter) has stirred up quite a bit of controversy. It’s an AI that can create images based on user prompts, but unlike other AI tools like DALL-E, it has very few restrictions. Since its launch, users have been creating some shocking and controversial images, such as Donald Trump robbing a store or Elon Musk kissing Trump. Other bizarre images include characters like Ronald McDonald holding a machine gun or Disney’s Goofy committing violent acts.

Elon Musk is thrilled about the Grok AI, even though it has been the subject of a lot of discussion. Users have been creating some very weird and controversial pictures, but Musk is fine with it – he actually seems to like it, calling Grok “the world’s funniest AI”! When asked why Grok was launched without any restrictions, Musk shrugged it off, saying that it was a temporary way for people to have some fun while X works on its own image tool. Despite the criticism and concerns, Musk seems completely unfazed, enjoying every moment of the chaos being created by Grok.

Critics are concerned about the lack of filters on the Grok AI, pointing to risks of spreading misinformation, violating copyright, and exposing children to harmful content. Harvard Law instructor Alejandra Caraballo has called it “one of the most reckless and irresponsible AI implementations”.
Although it has some limitations – such as not allowing nude images – users have found ways around these, and created offensive content, such as photos of celebrities in Nazi uniforms.

Currently, Grok AI is only available to X Premium subscribers, priced at $7 per month. Given the type of content being produced, this limited access may be a relief to some. However, the controversial nature of the tool has raised concerns, especially in light of Musk’s ongoing legal and regulatory battles.