Grok Blocks Intimate Likeness Edits, Proving Musk's 'Legal = Allowed' Wrong
firasd · x · 2026-08-14
The author argues that Elon Musk's long-standing premise that "if it's legal, it should be allowed on Twitter" is fundamentally flawed. Quoting an official Grok response, the post highlights that per xAI's Acceptable Use Policy, Grok actively blocks alterations of real people's likenesses into intimate or sexual contexts, including bikinis. This demonstrates that platform policies will always be more constrained than baseline US law.
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