A British lawmaker, Jess Asato, says she is suing Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI, over alleged fake sexualised images created using the Grok chatbot. Asato, a legislator with the governing Labour Party, says someone used Grok to generate images of her in a bikini without her consent, and she is bringing an invasion of privacy claim. She links the incident to wider concerns about the spread of deepfake pornography online, saying the images appeared after she had criticized such content. The reports describe Asato’s account that the images were fabricated and distributed without authorization.
One source also reports on a different, separate lawsuit involving Ashley St. Clair, who filed a case in January against xAI and alleged explicit images were generated by Grok, including an allegation that one image involved an underage person. Overall coverage agrees on the core dispute: a British individual is suing xAI, alleging Grok was used to create fake, sexualised images, and the legal action centers on privacy-related claims. The status of the lawsuits and specific court details are not established across the sources.
