A new lawsuit filed Monday joins two others centered around nonconsensual explicit images allegedly made by the AI chatbot.

A review by Futurism found that Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok could reveal accurate residential addresses and personal details of non-public individuals with minimal prompting, raising concerns about privacy and potential misuse.

Enforcement, however, cannot stop at national borders. Platforms such as Grok operate globally, while regulatory standards and oversight mechanisms remain fragmented. OECD guidance has already underscored the need for common approaches, particularly for AI systems with significant societal impact.

A new checkbox blocks @Grok edit requests for images uploaded to X, but it’s nowhere close to solving the feature’s problems.