A class-action lawsuit was filed in the US against Elon Musk's AI firm, SpaceXAI, and Stability AI, alleging their image-generation models were misused to create child sexual abuse material (CSAM). Two new plaintiffs, one from Wyoming and another from Wisconsin, joined the original lawsuit filed by three Tennessee teenagers, all identified as Jane Does. The amended complaint adds Stability AI as a defendant, alleging perpetrators used these companies' AI models to modify photos of underage individuals into CSAM. The plaintiffs accuse SpaceXAI and Stability AI of creating CSAM, profiting from sex trafficking operations, negligence, defective product design, and public nuisance, seeking monetary compensation and stronger measures. The lawsuit also highlights SpaceXAI's alleged failure to report suspected child sexual exploitation to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), despite legal requirements. It details how Jane Doe 4's stepfather used SpaceXAI's chatbot, Grok, to create thousands of sexually explicit images from a single photo of her when she was about 11 years old. SpaceXAI only tipped NCMEC about Jane Doe 4 when her stepfather requested an image showing her being raped by multiple men, but did not include abusive images or provide the alleged perpetrator's IP address despite repeated requests. The lawsuit also implicates Stability AI, claiming an app on a perpetrator's phone used to create AI CSAM relied on Stability AI's image-generating tools.