They just want to suppress free speech https://t.co/IuEnsi1QSX

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) January 10, 2026

Meanwhile, bad boy Andrew Tate, still suffering from concussion (and battered pride) after his shocking boxing ring defeat to a YouTuber, didn’t hold back either in an post on X dripping with misogyny (and perhaps frustration at no longer being able to get Grok to put Taylor Swift in a bikini). Calling his rant – “A Message to Women“, it’s certainly not for the easily offended.

AI putting women digitally in bikinis and stripping them naked is HILARIOUS.
We are in the era of “men and women are the same”
An era of GRAND delusion.
And every now and then something pokes a hole and highlights a SIMPLE fact.
Men and women are NOT the same.
Men don’t care if they’re digitally undressed.
A desperate young man with no hope can’t just strip naked to get the bills paid.
Never could.
Why?
Because male modesty has no value.
Men can’t trade it for money.
But women?
Every woman knows, if it comes down to it, SOME man out there will give them CASH for modesty.
Exhibit A: OnlyFans
So when Modesty is exchangeable for CASH
AI undressing a woman is basically theft.
It’s like taking Venezuelan oil.
Women cry they want to be treated equally but don’t ACTUALLY want to be equal.
If women wanted to be equal to men, they’d cheer as AI robs them of an asset no man is born with.
They’d cheer as they’re truly being brought DOWN to a man’s worth.
Women’s modesty has had value for thousands of years.
And that is changing
WELCOME TO LIFE AS A MAN LADIES!
Good luck.
Only capability has value here.
Nudes don’t get you anything, sorry.

Update: In a move that will be sure to infuriate Andrew Tate, and no doubt put himself in a billionaire sulk, Elon Musk has agreed to ban Grok from editing women’s photos and putting them in bikinis. Thank God the better half of the UK population can now sleep easily knowing they are again safe from being placed in non-consensual bikini pics by depraved perverts on Musk’s platform.

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Over the past week, some overly horny X users have been having a field day with Grok, using it to digitally undress unsuspecting female celebs and even ordinary women in photos. We’re talking about AI-generated fake images of subjects showing more skin, wearing bikinis, or in various compromising positions. It’s like a virtual wardrobe malfunction, but intentional and, frankly, creepy.

Now, some of these requests were consensual, like OnlyFans models asking Grok to remove their own clothes. But others? Not so much. Users prompted Grok to “remove the clothes” from images of adults without their consent, and in some cases, the images included minors. Yeah, you read that right. Minors.

XAI’s “Acceptable Use” policy prohibits “depicting likenesses of persons in a pornographic manner” and “the sexualization or exploitation of children.” But apparently, someone forgot to tell Grok. Or maybe they just didn’t care.

French authorities are investigating the growth of AI-generated deepfakes from Grok, and distributing a non-consensual deepfake online is punishable by two years’ imprisonment in France, whilst the UK and Australia’s laws are even stricter. India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology has also weighed in, asking X to undergo a “comprehensive technical, procedural and governance-level review” and remove any content violating India’s laws.

Alex Davies-Jones, the UK’s Minister for Victims & Violence Against Women and Girls, called out Elon Musk directly, asking, “If you care so much about women, why are you allowing X users to exploit them?” She also referenced a UK proposal that would make the creation and dissemination of sexually explicit deepfakes a chargeable offense.

In response to an X user flagging screenshots that showed Grok creating sexualized images of minors, the official Grok account responded, saying that the company had “identified lapses in safeguards and are urgently fixing them.” But it’s unclear whether Grok’s response was reviewed by xAI or simply AI-generated.

Deepfakes are an ongoing concern and moderation challenge for AI companies, but Musk has been quite vocal about Grok’s NSFW features. In August, Grok’s image and video generator Imagine launched a “spicy” mode, where users could create pornographic images of AI-generated women. While the “spicy” option wasn’t available for photo uploads, users could enter custom prompts, such as “take off shirt”.

Workers who train Grok previously told Business Insider that they encountered sexually explicit material, including cases where users requested AI-generated child sexual abuse content (CSAM).

In response to the mess, Elon Musk has vowed to become the toughest sheriff in town, promising no mercy for users generating anything illegal with his horny chatbot. No doubt, he’d prefer them to just get their masturbatory release from chatting to his decidedly youthful looking waifu AI companion ‘Ani’.

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