Grok, built by Elon Musk with almost no guardrails and touted as "uncensored," was released into Twitter/X in late December of 2025, allowing any user to tweet image requests and receive publicly posted generated images. A month after the release, the Center for Countering Digital Hate found Grok had generated and publicly disseminated three million sexualised images, almost all unconsensual, including 23,000 of children. Musk initially denied Grok had generated and disseminated CSAM and refused to implement blocks and guardrails, instead putting the image tool behind a paywall. In January 2026, a researcher found that of a sample of 800 images generated by Grok's standalone app, nearly 10% contained CSAM. The article states authorities did nothing to track down users who publicly generated CSAM on Twitter, nor did they go after the company or its owner, leaving victims to argue their case, and notes many victims were unaware they had been affected.