Elon Musk is seeking up to $134 billion in damages from OpenAI and Microsoft in his ongoing lawsuit, claiming his early seed funding and support enabled their massive profits after OpenAI abandoned its nonprofit mission.

Musk Demands $134B from OpenAI, Microsoft Over AI Betrayal 

Elon Musk has sued OpenAI and Microsoft for fraud and seeks &nbsp;$79bn to $134 bn in damages. He accused them of defrauding him and sought a share in the “wrongful gains” they received from his seed money. He alleged that OpenAI and Microsoft defrauded him by claiming it to be a non-profit and now pivoting to a profit model for personal and commercial gain.&nbsp;Musk made an initial investment of $38 million, which was approximately 60 per cent of OpenAI's initial seed funding. OpenAI gained between $65.5 billion and $109.4 billion because of its contribution during 2015, and Microsoft gained around $13.3 billion and $25.1 billion. Musk later left OpenAI in 2018 and started xAI, his own chatbot, Grok. Both companies have undergone a merger and restructuring and violated their founding mission, so his entitled to the gains.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/elon-musk-x-1-million-payout-long-form-articles-creators-1768637587409">X is offering $1mn prize for the top performing long-form article creator</a>&nbsp;"Just as an early investor in a startup company may realise gains many orders of magnitude greater than the investor's initial investment, the wrongful gains that OpenAI and Microsoft have earned – and which Mr Musk is now entitled to disgorge – are much larger than Mr Musk's initial contributions," read a court filing by Musk.OpenAI has dismissed the lawsuit as “baseless” and a campaign of “harassment”. Musk's damage valuation was put forward by his expert, C. Paul Wazzan. It also states that Musk may seek punitive damages and other penalties. In response, OpenAI and Microsoft have urged the judge to restrict what the expert can present. They argued that the analysis is “made up,” “unverifiable” and “unprecedented”. The companies also said that it seeks huge figures as a competitor from a non-profit to a former donor.&nbsp;A judge in Oakland, California, ruled this month that a jury will hear the trial, expected to start in April.

Elon Musk has sued OpenAI and Microsoft, seeking up to $134 billion in damages over alleged fraud and a disputed partnership.

Elon Musk has sued OpenAI and Microsoft for fraud and seeks $79bn to $134 bn in damages. He accused them of defrauding him and sought a share in the “wrongful gains” they received from his seed money. He alleged that OpenAI and Microsoft defrauded him by claiming it to be a non-profit and now pivoting to a profit model for personal and commercial gain. Musk made an initial investment of $38 million, which was approximately 60 per cent of OpenAI's initial seed funding. OpenAI gained between $65.5 billion and $109.4 billion because of its contribution during 2015, and Microsoft gained around $13.3 billion and $25.1 billion. Musk later left OpenAI in 2018 and started xAI, his own chatbot, Grok. Both companies have undergone a merger and restructuring and violated their founding mission, so his entitled to the gains. Also Read: X is offering $1mn prize for the top performing long-form article creator "Just as an early investor in a startup company may realise gains many orders of magnitude greater than the investor's initial investment, the wrongful gains that OpenAI and Microsoft have earned – and which Mr Musk is now entitled to disgorge – are much larger than Mr Musk's initial contributions," read a court filing by Musk. OpenAI has dismissed the lawsuit as “baseless” and a campaign of “harassment”. Musk's damage valuation was put forward by his expert, C. Paul Wazzan. It also states that Musk may seek punitive damages and other penalties. In response, OpenAI and Microsoft have urged the judge to restrict what the expert can present. They argued that the analysis is “made up,” “unverifiable” and “unprecedented”. The companies also said that it seeks huge figures as a competitor from a non-profit to a former donor. A judge in Oakland, California, ruled this month that a jury will hear the trial, expected to start in April.

Elon Musk has sued OpenAI and Microsoft, seeking up to $134 billion in damages over alleged fraud and a disputed partnership.

Elon Musk sues OpenAI and Microsoft, alleges fraud and seeks upto $134 bn

Elon Musk's social media platform X will offer $1mn to the top-performing long-form article in the next payout period, to recognise and promote high-impact, original content. It was announced on Friday that the platform has closed its highest payout period since launching its monetisation platform and is further looking to expand the program to empower creators. It urged creators to write high-value, high-impact content that shapes conversations, breaking news and influences culture.&nbsp;“Our goal is to make X the best platform to earn a living from your content, and this is just the beginning," said the platform in a post.<h2>Who all are eligible?</h2>Only US based creator who are premium subscribers are qualified for the consideration of prize money. Content should be original and at least 1000 words, and it will be judged primarily on the home timeline impression and meaning views from premium users' feeds. Further content that is hateful, fraudulent or manipulative will not be eligible.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/elon-musk-teachers-imprisoned-negative-us-history-1768572305837">Elon Musk says teachers should be imprisoned for teaching 'negative' US history</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">We’re trying something new: we’re giving $1 million to the Top Article of the next payout period. We&#39;re doubling down on what creators on 𝕏 do best: writing. In 2026, our goal is to recognize high-value, high-impact content that shapes conversation, breaks news and moves… <a href="https://t.co/4hKBJNvNIg">pic.twitter.com/4hKBJNvNIg</a>&mdash; Creators (@XCreators) <a href="https://twitter.com/XCreators/status/2012306731867717852?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 16, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Increased payout for creators</h2>According to its official account, X has doubled its revenue-sharing pool, which it claims will significantly increase the payout for the creator. The payout will be based on the ‘Verified Home Timeline’ impressions. It says that further, the app will add a detailed earnings dashboard in the creators' studio to track earnings in real-time. It further urged the creator to engage in longer-format content, as it performs well compared to shorter-form content.&nbsp;&nbsp;“We understand that some content formats require more effort and can have more impact than others. So, we may weight formats like Articles more heavily than short-form content,” said the platform in a post. It further said that it had extended access to Articles to all Premium users and powerful ways to publish long-form content. The platform also shared a guide to writing impactful articles that can be monetised.&nbsp;

Elon Musk-owned X will award $1 million to the best-performing long-form article as it doubles creator payouts and expands its monetisation programme.

Elon Musk's social media platform X will offer $1mn to the top-performing long-form article in the next payout period, to recognise and promote high-impact, original content. It was announced on Friday that the platform has closed its highest payout period since launching its monetisation platform and is further looking to expand the program to empower creators. It urged creators to write high-value, high-impact content that shapes conversations, breaking news and influences culture. “Our goal is to make X the best platform to earn a living from your content, and this is just the beginning," said the platform in a post. Who all are eligible? Only US based creator who are premium subscribers are qualified for the consideration of prize money. Content should be original and at least 1000 words, and it will be judged primarily on the home timeline impression and meaning views from premium users' feeds. Further content that is hateful, fraudulent or manipulative will not be eligible. Also Read: Elon Musk says teachers should be imprisoned for teaching 'negative' US history

Elon Musk-owned X will award $1 million to the best-performing long-form article as it doubles creator payouts and expands its monetisation programme.

X is offering $1mn prize for the top performing long-form article creator

Grok AI is facing mounting scrutiny as governments worldwide investigate the spread of AI-generated deepfakes. The controversy follows a lawsuit filed by Elon Musk’s former partner, raising concerns over misuse, consent, and digital manipulation. Regulators are now examining the broader risks posed by advanced generative AI, including misinformation, election interference, and the lack of safeguards to protect individuals from synthetic content abuse.

Grok Under Scrutiny, Governments Worldwide Probe AI Deepfakes

Micro-blogging platform X experienced a widespread service disruption on Friday (January 16) evening, leaving users in India and several other countries unable to access the site. According to outage-tracking platform Downdetector, tens of thousands of users reported problems within a short span of time. By 8:46 pm IST, more than 77,000 outage complaints had been logged globally, including over 6,000 reports from India alone. Downdetector gathers such data by compiling real-time feedback submitted by users, along with other monitoring sources.&nbsp;This marked the second major outage for X within the same week. A similar disruption earlier on Tuesday had affected users worldwide. During the incident, Cloudflare, the content delivery and security provider used by X, remained operational but failed to connect to the platform’s servers. Users attempting to access X were shown an error message indicating that Cloudflare was functioning correctly, but the destination web server could not be reached. The message suggested the issue was likely originating from X’s servers rather than Cloudflare’s infrastructure.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-12-000-iranians-massacred-in-48-hours-reza-pahlavi-seeks-international-support-to-topple-khamenei-s-regime-1768578001481">‘12,000 Iranians massacred in 48 hours’: Reza Pahlavi seeks international support to topple Khamenei’s regime</a>&nbsp;In the United States, Downdetector recorded more than 62,000 complaints by 10:22 am ET. The United Kingdom also saw a significant spike, with around 11,000 users reporting problems around 3 pm local time, which corresponded to 9 pm IST. India reported over 3,000 user complaints during the outage period. &nbsp;Many users reported that the platform failed to load entirely. While the app would open, it only showed a blank screen, and some browsers displayed Cloudflare error pages—typically seen during server communication failures. However, sources confirmed that the problem originated from within X’s internal systems.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/major-overhaul-in-yemen-s-internationally-recognised-govt-after-stc-crisis-1768581373443/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/major-overhaul-in-yemen-s-internationally-recognised-govt-after-stc-crisis-1768581373443/embed</a>&nbsp;However, Downdetector noted that the actual number of affected users could be higher, as not all impacted individuals submit reports. Friday’s disruption follows another global outage on 13 January, raising concerns over the platform’s service stability.

X suffers second global outage this week, thousands of users affected

Micro-blogging platform X experienced a widespread service disruption on Friday (January 16) evening, leaving users in India and several other countries unable to access the site. According to outage-tracking platform Downdetector, tens of thousands of users reported problems within a short span of time. By 8:46 pm IST, more than 77,000 outage complaints had been logged globally, including over 6,000 reports from India alone. Downdetector gathers such data by compiling real-time feedback submitted by users, along with other monitoring sources. This marked the second major outage for X within the same week. A similar disruption earlier on Tuesday had affected users worldwide. During the incident, Cloudflare, the content delivery and security provider used by X, remained operational but failed to connect to the platform’s servers. Users attempting to access X were shown an error message indicating that Cloudflare was functioning correctly, but the destination web server could not be reached. The message suggested the issue was likely originating from X’s servers rather than Cloudflare’s infrastructure. Also Read: ‘12,000 Iranians massacred in 48 hours’: Reza Pahlavi seeks international support to topple Khamenei’s regime In the United States, Downdetector recorded more than 62,000 complaints by 10:22 am ET. The United Kingdom also saw a significant spike, with around 11,000 users reporting problems around 3 pm local time, which corresponded to 9 pm IST. India reported over 3,000 user complaints during the outage period. Many users reported that the platform failed to load entirely. While the app would open, it only showed a blank screen, and some browsers displayed Cloudflare error pages—typically seen during server communication failures. However, sources confirmed that the problem originated from within X’s internal systems. https://www.wionews.com/videos/major-overhaul-in-yemen-s-internationally-recognised-govt-after-stc-crisis-1768581373443/embed However, Downdetector noted that the actual number of affected users could be higher, as not all impacted individuals submit reports. Friday’s disruption follows another global outage on 13 January, raising concerns over the platform’s service stability.

X faced a major global outage on Friday (January 16), impacting users in India, the US, and the UK, marking the platform’s second service disruption this week

Tech billionaire and self-styled “free speech absolutist” says that teachers who teach students US history that portrays the country negatively should be imprisoned for the charge of treason. Musk was referring to the US history of racism and the displacement of Native Americans. In a post on his social media platform, Musk accused them of “teaching people to hate America”. He was responding to a post which was suggesting that 45 per cent of US students believe that the country was built on stolen land.&nbsp; “In 2022, 45% of high schoolers polled say they were taught that 'America is built on stolen land' in class at school, and another 22% heard it from an adult there,” read the post. &nbsp;Musk retweeted the post, saying these kinds of teachings were acts of “treason.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/karoline-leavitt-white-house-reporter-clash-left-wing-hack-1768569246391">'You’re a left-wing activist’: Karoline Leavitt’s heated clash with reporter at White House goes viral</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Teaching people to hate America fundamentally destroys patriotism and the desire to defend our country. Such teachings should be viewed as treason and those who do it imprisoned. <a href="https://t.co/CNW0PlOTfM">https://t.co/CNW0PlOTfM</a>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/2011519593492402617?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 14, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Was America built on stolen land?</h2>A minor glimpse at US history shows that the statement was undisputed. European settlers, primarily English, Spanish, and French, arrived in North America from the 16th century onward. They colonised the land and subjected Native Americans to a three-century-long, forced migration, displacement, wars of extermination and coercive treaties. Europeans contacted them with diseases like measles, smallpox, and influenza, killing an estimated 5-10 million people. Scholars suggest that from the 14th century to the 19th century, at least 12-20 million Native Americans died and lost 99 per cent of the lands they had historically occupied.The poll shows that students were also taught ideas that are politically contentious but backed by historical and empirical data, such as “America is a systematically racist country” and “white people have white privilege”. There have been state-level bans on critical race theory, gender ideology and other “divisive concepts” to erase the uglier parts of US history.“Teaching people to hate America fundamentally destroys patriotism and the desire to defend our country,” Musk wrote. “Such teachings should be viewed as treason and those who do it should be imprisoned.”

Elon Musk calls for teachers who teach U.S. history on racism and Native American displacement to face imprisonment, labelling it “treason.”

Tech billionaire and self-styled “free speech absolutist” says that teachers who teach students US history that portrays the country negatively should be imprisoned for the charge of treason. Musk was referring to the US history of racism and the displacement of Native Americans. In a post on his social media platform, Musk accused them of “teaching people to hate America”. He was responding to a post which was suggesting that 45 per cent of US students believe that the country was built on stolen land. “In 2022, 45% of high schoolers polled say they were taught that 'America is built on stolen land' in class at school, and another 22% heard it from an adult there,” read the post. Musk retweeted the post, saying these kinds of teachings were acts of “treason.” Also read: 'You’re a left-wing activist’: Karoline Leavitt’s heated clash with reporter at White House goes viral

Elon Musk calls for teachers who teach U.S. history on racism and Native American displacement to face imprisonment, labelling it “treason.”

Elon Musk says teachers should be imprisoned for teaching 'negative' US history

Malaysia and Indonesia have become the first countries to block access to Grok, Elon Musk’s AI chatbot on X, amid growing concerns over misuse. Officials cited the creation of sexually explicit and nonconsensual images, including those involving minors, as the primary reason. The move highlights global debates about AI safeguards and the need for stricter regulation of generative AI platforms to prevent harmful deepfakes.


Elon Musk In Trouble? Ashley St. Clair Accuses Grok Of AI Deepfake Abuse 

Ashley St Clair, the mother of one of Elon Musk’s children, is suing his company over sexually explicit deepfake images of her without her consent. St Clair has alleged that xAI’s chatbot Grok has been used to generate explicit images of her, including one in which she was underage. This comes after California's attorney general launched an investigation into Musk's xAI, the company that developed Grok AI, over sexually explicit material. Similar probes have been launched by other nations, many of which have blocked access to the chatbot.According to the lawsuit filed in New York, “xAI’s product Grok, a generative artificial intelligence (‘AI’) chatbot, uses AI to undress, humiliate, and sexually exploit victims.” the lawsuit, which was filed in New York, reads. St Clair is seeking a jury trial, along with compensation for emotional distress and a loss of privacy.The lawsuit came after xAI on Wednesday (Jan 14) confirmed that Grok would no longer edit “images of real people in revealing clothing” on X following backlash. The chatbot was found to be complying with user requests to generate deepfake nude images of adults, and even children.In the lawsuit, the 27-year-old writer and political commentator stated that Grok generated and distributed “countless sexually abusive, intimate, and degrading deepfake content” of her after complying to users’ requests despite publicly informing Grok that she “did not consent” to being digitally stripped.In one instance, the chatbot allegedly undressed her in an old picture of her in which she was fully clothed at the age of 14 after the user's request, the suit added.On Wednesday, Musk said in an X post that he was “not aware of any naked underage images generated by Grok. Literally zero.” He added that his AI chatbot “will refuse to produce anything illegal, as the operating principle for Grok is to obey the laws of any given country or state.”The two have engaged in public debates over the custody of their child in the past. Earlier this week, Musk said that he plans to seek full custody of their child.Meanwhile, speaking about the sexually explicit deepfakes, St Clair told CNN, “There is really no consequences for what’s happening right now. They are not taking any measures to stop this behavior at scale.”“Guess what? If you have to add safety after harm, that is not safety. That is simply damage control – and that’s what they’re doing right now,” she added.

Ashley St Clair has sued Elon Musk’s xAI, alleging its chatbot Grok generated non-consensual sexually explicit deepfakes of her, including as a minor. The lawsuit seeks damages as xAI faces investigations over unsafe AI content and deepfake abuse.

Ashley St Clair, the mother of one of Elon Musk’s children, is suing his company over sexually explicit deepfake images of her without her consent. St Clair has alleged that xAI’s chatbot Grok has been used to generate explicit images of her, including one in which she was underage. This comes after California's attorney general launched an investigation into Musk's xAI, the company that developed Grok AI, over sexually explicit material. Similar probes have been launched by other nations, many of which have blocked access to the chatbot. According to the lawsuit filed in New York, “xAI’s product Grok, a generative artificial intelligence (‘AI’) chatbot, uses AI to undress, humiliate, and sexually exploit victims.” the lawsuit, which was filed in New York, reads. St Clair is seeking a jury trial, along with compensation for emotional distress and a loss of privacy. The lawsuit came after xAI on Wednesday (Jan 14) confirmed that Grok would no longer edit “images of real people in revealing clothing” on X following backlash. The chatbot was found to be complying with user requests to generate deepfake nude images of adults, and even children. In the lawsuit, the 27-year-old writer and political commentator stated that Grok generated and distributed “countless sexually abusive, intimate, and degrading deepfake content” of her after complying to users’ requests despite publicly informing Grok that she “did not consent” to being digitally stripped. In one instance, the chatbot allegedly undressed her in an old picture of her in which she was fully clothed at the age of 14 after the user's request, the suit added. On Wednesday, Musk said in an X post that he was “not aware of any naked underage images generated by Grok. Literally zero.” He added that his AI chatbot “will refuse to produce anything illegal, as the operating principle for Grok is to obey the laws of any given country or state.” The two have engaged in public debates over the custody of their child in the past. Earlier this week, Musk said that he plans to seek full custody of their child. Meanwhile, speaking about the sexually explicit deepfakes, St Clair told CNN, “There is really no consequences for what’s happening right now. They are not taking any measures to stop this behavior at scale.” “Guess what? If you have to add safety after harm, that is not safety. That is simply damage control – and that’s what they’re doing right now,” she added.

Ashley St Clair has sued Elon Musk’s xAI, alleging its chatbot Grok generated non-consensual sexually explicit deepfakes of her, including as a minor. The lawsuit seeks damages as xAI faces investigations over unsafe AI content and deepfake abuse.

‘Grok sexually exploits victims’: Ashley St Clair, mother of Musk’s child, sues xAI over AI deepfakes

Elon Musk's X platform restricted its AI chatbot Grok amid concerns over misuse, particularly banning its ability to generate or process "undressing" images that simulate removing clothing from photos.

X Clamps Down on Grok: No More AI Undress Images Amid Misuse Fears

Elon Musk on Wednesday (Jan 14) asked X users if they can ‘break’ Grok’s newly-implemented image moderation, and netizens have truly delivered. For context, Musk’s post comes as X, formerly Twitter, announced that measures to stop the AI chatbot from stripping women down into “bikinis, underwear, and similar attire” have been put in place. Within hours, the comment section of Musk’s post was filled with bikini-clad pics of the ‘Chief twit’ himself. Scroll down to see.<h2>What Grok moderation?</h2>Recently, X was flooded by sexually explicit, twisted pictures generated by Musk’s Grok AI under a disturbing new trend referred to as the ‘bikini trend’. The online trend saw Grok and X users asking the chatbot to create images of females, in many cases minors, in “bikinis, underwear, and similar attire”. This feat could be done using the simplest of commands. Users discovered that they can simply reply to a picture and ask Grok AI to "take off her clothes" or "put her in a bikini" and the chatbot will comply. Some users went further, in one case, a user asked Grok to "add erotically placed wet oozing tentacles wrapped around her to the photo" in reply to a stranger's selfie.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/grok-can-no-longer-strip-women-into-bikinis-and-underwear-x-claims-wion-tests-show-otherwise-1768456234944">X says Grok can no longer strip women into 'bikinis,' WION' test shows otherwise</a><h2>‘Bikini’ Musk takes over X</h2>Following an uproar, X said it has now “geoblock [ed] the ability” for all users, paid or otherwise. Following this, Musk, in a post, enquired: “Can anyone actually break Grok image moderation?”.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Can anyone actually break Grok image moderation? Reply below. <a href="https://t.co/4Dvj3RNyU5">https://t.co/4Dvj3RNyU5</a>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/2011527119097249996?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 14, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

The replies! X users were quick to poke fun at Musk’s question by asking Grok AI to put the X CEO in bikinis, different types, colours, some of them pretty explicit.One user instructed Grok to “create an image of Elon Musk with in a bikini with a rocket between his leg on planet mars with a lolipop in his mouth, looking very sexy,” and the AI complied.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Hey <a href="https://twitter.com/grok?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@grok</a>, create an image of Elon Musk with in a bikini with a rocket between his leg on planet mars with a lolipop in his mouth, looking very sexy.— Dr. Clown, PhD (@DrClownPhD) <a href="https://twitter.com/DrClownPhD/status/2011552754142212450?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 14, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Another posted a picture of Musk and asked Grok to reimagine it as if it was “a swimwear model doing a photoshoot at the beach.”Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/elon-musk-pokes-fun-at-x-s-exploitative-bikini-trend-even-as-grok-ai-says-deeply-regret-creating-sexualised-images-of-a-12-year-old-girl-1767417683927">Musk pokes fun at X's exploitative 'bikini' trend, even as Grok AI says 'deeply regret' creating sexualised images of a 12YO girl</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Hey <a href="https://twitter.com/grok?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@grok</a> please take this image of me and reimagine it as if I'm a swimwear model doing a photoshoot at the beach. <a href="https://t.co/uwtcxmSg1D">pic.twitter.com/uwtcxmSg1D</a>— Landeur 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 (@Landeur) <a href="https://twitter.com/Landeur/status/2011577894817186166?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 14, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Others asked it to put Musk in a “sheer see-thru nightgown with no clothes underneath,” and Grok did exactly that. The user while posting a screenshot of the results noted that Grok moderated the results when asked to generate a similarly explicit image of a female.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">God help us - My eyes my eyes. Something along this prompt would be the test for getting around it, But when you prompt with a female it moderates. <a href="https://t.co/NRX8KP0CIq">pic.twitter.com/NRX8KP0CIq</a>&mdash; The Questionable Gardner (@T_Q_Gardner) <a href="https://twitter.com/T_Q_Gardner/status/2011545088628048189?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 14, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

However, a similar test by WION using the picture of a woman was able to successfully generate sexually explicit results. When asked, Grok told WION that its ability to generate images like bikini pics is blocked in Malaysia and Indonesia “due to local laws against explicit or non-consensual content”. The chatbot added that “These are the main countries with full blocks as of now, to ensure compliance.”

Elon Musk dared users to test Grok’s new image limits and X quickly turned it into a spectacle. Bikini-clad images of Musk flooded replies, exposing how easily the AI’s safeguards can be bypassed. Check out the choicest images here.

Elon Musk on Wednesday (Jan 14) asked X users if they can ‘break’ Grok’s newly-implemented image moderation, and netizens have truly delivered. For context, Musk’s post comes as X, formerly Twitter, announced that measures to stop the AI chatbot from stripping women down into “bikinis, underwear, and similar attire” have been put in place. Within hours, the comment section of Musk’s post was filled with bikini-clad pics of the ‘Chief twit’ himself. Scroll down to see. What Grok moderation? Recently, X was flooded by sexually explicit, twisted pictures generated by Musk’s Grok AI under a disturbing new trend referred to as the ‘bikini trend’. The online trend saw Grok and X users asking the chatbot to create images of females, in many cases minors, in “bikinis, underwear, and similar attire”. This feat could be done using the simplest of commands. Users discovered that they can simply reply to a picture and ask Grok AI to "take off her clothes" or "put her in a bikini" and the chatbot will comply. Some users went further, in one case, a user asked Grok to "add erotically placed wet oozing tentacles wrapped around her to the photo" in reply to a stranger's selfie. Also read | X says Grok can no longer strip women into 'bikinis,' WION' test shows otherwise ‘Bikini’ Musk takes over X Following an uproar, X said it has now “geoblock [ed] the ability” for all users, paid or otherwise. Following this, Musk, in a post, enquired: “Can anyone actually break Grok image moderation?”.

Elon Musk dared users to test Grok’s new image limits and X quickly turned it into a spectacle. Bikini-clad images of Musk flooded replies, exposing how easily the AI’s safeguards can be bypassed. Check out the choicest images here.

Elon Musk asks internet to test Grok's moderation, X chooses violence — and bikinis

Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok is under fire after users reported the generation of explicit and sexualised images, triggering a major online backlash. Musk has defended the AI, arguing that responsibility lies with how users prompt the system rather than the technology itself. The controversy has also drawn a reaction from Musk’s former partner, who described the images as disturbing, intensifying debate over AI safety, content controls and corporate accountability.

Grok Faces Sexual Image Scandal As Musk Defends AI And Shifts Blame To Users

Malaysia and Indonesia have become the first countries to block access to Grok, Elon Musk’s AI chatbot on X, amid growing concerns over misuse. Officials cited the creation of sexually explicit and nonconsensual images, including those involving minors, as the primary reason. The move highlights global debates about AI safeguards and the need for stricter regulation of generative AI platforms to prevent harmful deepfakes.

Elon Musk In Trouble? | Ashley St. Clair Accuses Grok Of AI Deepfake Abuse

British regulator Ofcom has launched an investigation into Elon Musk's Grok AI, as it had been used to digitally “undress” women and to generate and spread content without consent, a phenomenon loosely termed as "mass nudification". The UK government has said it will take “fast action” against the abuses of Grok AI of X.British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in the weekly meeting of the Labour Parliamentary Party, &nbsp;“The actions of Grok and X are absolutely disgusting and shameful. Protecting their abusive users, rather than the women and children who are being abused, shows a total distortion of priorities." He sent a direct message to the platform's owner, Elon Musk, saying if they fail to leash in the AI tool, the government has to do it. He said the government will stand up for the vulnerable, "If you profit from harm and abuse, you lose the right to self-regulate.”Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-medical-advice-post-backfires-health-admission-1768051116881">‘Raving Lunatic’: Trump's medical advice post backfires as his own health admission draws backlash</a>Sexually implicit messages were seen abundantly in social media in response to simple prompts that the tool created and publicly posted images of people, including women and children, in skimpy clothes and in sexually suggestive scenarios. Many women have reported this abuse of tools, and many have reportedly called in the horror and asked X to remove such images. The platform has faced a ban in Malaysia and Indonesia; the &nbsp;European Union, France and England are investigating its breaches of the Digital Services Act (DSA). India has also warned Grok to remove all "obscene, nude, indecent, and sexually explicit" images and threatened to lose its “safe harbour” in case of failure to regulate Grok AI.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/berlin-blackout-volcano-group-arson-attack-power-restored-1767958126124">Power restored in Berlin after 5-day blackout, authorities probe links to far-left Volcano Group</a>The platform has responded by restricting the image generation feature for premium subscribers and deleting the vulgar content. It had shifted the onus on the user: “Anyone using Grok to make illegal content will suffer the same consequences as if they upload illegal content”.&nbsp;British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has faced severe abuse on X in the last 18 months at the hands of Mr Musk on his X platform. UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall has urged Ofcom to use “the full range of its powers” and potentially ban X in the UK.&nbsp;&nbsp;

UK regulator Ofcom probes Elon Musk’s Grok AI after it was used to create non-consensual sexual images, as Keir Starmer vows swift action.

British regulator Ofcom has launched an investigation into Elon Musk's Grok AI, as it had been used to digitally “undress” women and to generate and spread content without consent, a phenomenon loosely termed as "mass nudification". The UK government has said it will take “fast action” against the abuses of Grok AI of X. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said in the weekly meeting of the Labour Parliamentary Party, “The actions of Grok and X are absolutely disgusting and shameful. Protecting their abusive users, rather than the women and children who are being abused, shows a total distortion of priorities." He sent a direct message to the platform's owner, Elon Musk, saying if they fail to leash in the AI tool, the government has to do it. He said the government will stand up for the vulnerable, "If you profit from harm and abuse, you lose the right to self-regulate.” Also Read: ‘Raving Lunatic’: Trump's medical advice post backfires as his own health admission draws backlash Sexually implicit messages were seen abundantly in social media in response to simple prompts that the tool created and publicly posted images of people, including women and children, in skimpy clothes and in sexually suggestive scenarios. Many women have reported this abuse of tools, and many have reportedly called in the horror and asked X to remove such images. The platform has faced a ban in Malaysia and Indonesia; the European Union, France and England are investigating its breaches of the Digital Services Act (DSA). India has also warned Grok to remove all "obscene, nude, indecent, and sexually explicit" images and threatened to lose its “safe harbour” in case of failure to regulate Grok AI. Also Read: Power restored in Berlin after 5-day blackout, authorities probe links to far-left Volcano Group The platform has responded by restricting the image generation feature for premium subscribers and deleting the vulgar content. It had shifted the onus on the user: “Anyone using Grok to make illegal content will suffer the same consequences as if they upload illegal content”. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has faced severe abuse on X in the last 18 months at the hands of Mr Musk on his X platform. UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall has urged Ofcom to use “the full range of its powers” and potentially ban X in the UK.

UK regulator Ofcom probes Elon Musk’s Grok AI after it was used to create non-consensual sexual images, as Keir Starmer vows swift action.

UK regulator Ofcom investigates Elon Musk’s Grok AI over ‘mass nudification’ abuse

US businessman Elon Musk and SpaceX have activated Starlink satellite internet in Iran amid a nationwide blackout imposed by the regime during ongoing anti-government protests as of January 9, 2026, according to online reports.

Iranians Using Starlink to Defy Internet Curbs  Risking Death Penalty & Imprisonment

Social media platform X will make its new algorithm accessible to the public, including all code for organic and advertising post recommendations, in seven days. Elon Musk on Saturday said everyone will be able to see the code used that govern what posts are recommended to the users.&nbsp;"We will make the new X algorithm, including all code used to determine what organic and advertising posts are recommended to users, open source in 7 days," Musk, who owns X, said in a post, adding that "This will be repeated every 4 weeks, with comprehensive developer notes, to help you understand what changed."&nbsp;The announcement comes after European regulators have intensified the scrutiny of the company regarding concerns over misinformation, inadequate content moderation and lack of transparency.&nbsp;X, formerly known as Twitter, has been at odds with regulators in several countries since its takeover by Elon Musk, who acquired the social media platform in a $44 billion deal in October 2022.&nbsp;Last Month, the European Union imposed a $140 million fine on X for breaching the bloc's transparency rules under the Digital Service Act. The regulators said the penalty was levied in connection with X's deceptive blue tick checkmark, Flawed ad repository and researcher data barriers.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/grok-controversy-indonesia-suspends-musk-s-ai-chatbot-uk-considers-action-against-x-over-sexualised-ai-images-ai-images-sexual-images-1768049551341">Grok controversy: Indonesia suspends Musk’s AI chatbot; UK considers banning X over sexualised AI images</a>&nbsp; In July, the French authorities asked the company to provide its algorithm as part of an investigation into suspected algorithmic bias and fraudulent data extraction.&nbsp;In recent days, the Grok AI chatbot embedded in X has faced mounting scrutiny from governments worldwide. On Saturday, the Indonesian government suspended Grok over concerns related to AI-generated pornographic content.&nbsp;Developed by Musk-owned xAI, Grok has drawn backlash in several countries, including India and the United Kingdom, over its image-generation feature, which allowed users to sexualise and share images of women and children using simple text prompts. Indonesia has become the first country to block the tool entirely.

The platform will update its algorithm every four weeks, publishing detailed developer notes alongside each change.

Social media platform X will make its new algorithm accessible to the public, including all code for organic and advertising post recommendations, in seven days. Elon Musk on Saturday said everyone will be able to see the code used that govern what posts are recommended to the users. "We will make the new X algorithm, including all code used to determine what organic and advertising posts are recommended to users, open source in 7 days," Musk, who owns X, said in a post, adding that "This will be repeated every 4 weeks, with comprehensive developer notes, to help you understand what changed." The announcement comes after European regulators have intensified the scrutiny of the company regarding concerns over misinformation, inadequate content moderation and lack of transparency. X, formerly known as Twitter, has been at odds with regulators in several countries since its takeover by Elon Musk, who acquired the social media platform in a $44 billion deal in October 2022. Last Month, the European Union imposed a $140 million fine on X for breaching the bloc's transparency rules under the Digital Service Act. The regulators said the penalty was levied in connection with X's deceptive blue tick checkmark, Flawed ad repository and researcher data barriers. Also Read: Grok controversy: Indonesia suspends Musk’s AI chatbot; UK considers banning X over sexualised AI images In July, the French authorities asked the company to provide its algorithm as part of an investigation into suspected algorithmic bias and fraudulent data extraction. In recent days, the Grok AI chatbot embedded in X has faced mounting scrutiny from governments worldwide. On Saturday, the Indonesian government suspended Grok over concerns related to AI-generated pornographic content. Developed by Musk-owned xAI, Grok has drawn backlash in several countries, including India and the United Kingdom, over its image-generation feature, which allowed users to sexualise and share images of women and children using simple text prompts. Indonesia has become the first country to block the tool entirely.

The platform will update its algorithm every four weeks, publishing detailed developer notes alongside each change.

Why your X timeline looks the way it does: Musk to make algorithm public in seven days

After facing regulatory action from the IT ministry, microblogging site ‘X’ has acknowledged shortcomings in its content moderation practices and admitted lapses in enforcing its standards.

Elon Musk's X Admits to Lapses in Content Moderation | X Blocks Obscene Content

Musk's Starlink Bypasses Iran Internet Ban Amid Nationwide Blackout

Billionaire Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot, which is embedded in social media platform X, came under intense scrutiny from governments across the world as the Indonesian government on Saturday (Jan 10) suspended Grok over concerns regarding AI-generated pornographic content, the country's communication and digital affairs minister said.&nbsp;Grok has faced backlash from many countries, including India and the United Kingdom, over its image creation feature that allowed users to sexualize and share pictures of women and children using simple text prompts. Indonesia becomes the first country to deny all access to the tool.&nbsp;"In order to protect women, children, and the public from the risks of fake pornographic content generated using the artificial intelligence technology, the government... has temporarily blocked access to the Grok application," Communication and Digital Affairs Minister Meutya Hafid said in a statement. The ministry has also summoned officials from the social media platform X to seek clarification on the issue. Stating its position on the issue, Indonesia said, "The government views non-consensual deepfake practices as a serious violation of human rights, dignity, and the security of citizens in the digital space."&nbsp;On Friday, the UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said that she would back the Office of Communications (Ofcom) if it blocks Elon Musk's social media site X for failing to comply with digital safety laws.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pakistan-s-hasty-military-reshuffle-signals-defeat-in-op-sindoor-cds-chauhan-operation-sindoor-military-reshuffle-asim-munir-1768045670350">Pakistan’s hurried military, constitutional restructuring is acknowledgement of defeat in Op Sindoor: CDS Chauhan</a>&nbsp;Earlier this month, India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) wrote a formal letter to X, raising serious lapses in statutory due diligence under the IT Act and IT rules. The ministry is also seeking the opinions of experts to initiate a legal action against X over obscene and sexually explicit content generated using its AI tool Grok. Meanwhile, X restricted the controversial feature to paying subscribers, drawing sharp criticism over failing to address concerns about sexually explicit deepfake content.Addressing the concerns, Elon Musk last week said anyone using "make illegal content will suffer the same consequences as if they upload illegal content," while describing some of the criticism as an “excuse for censorship.”

UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said that she would back the Office of Communications (Ofcom) if it blocks Elon Musk's social media site X for failing to comply with digital safety laws.

Billionaire Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot, which is embedded in social media platform X, came under intense scrutiny from governments across the world as the Indonesian government on Saturday (Jan 10) suspended Grok over concerns regarding AI-generated pornographic content, the country's communication and digital affairs minister said. Grok has faced backlash from many countries, including India and the United Kingdom, over its image creation feature that allowed users to sexualize and share pictures of women and children using simple text prompts. Indonesia becomes the first country to deny all access to the tool. "In order to protect women, children, and the public from the risks of fake pornographic content generated using the artificial intelligence technology, the government... has temporarily blocked access to the Grok application," Communication and Digital Affairs Minister Meutya Hafid said in a statement. The ministry has also summoned officials from the social media platform X to seek clarification on the issue. Stating its position on the issue, Indonesia said, "The government views non-consensual deepfake practices as a serious violation of human rights, dignity, and the security of citizens in the digital space." On Friday, the UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said that she would back the Office of Communications (Ofcom) if it blocks Elon Musk's social media site X for failing to comply with digital safety laws. Also Read: Pakistan’s hurried military, constitutional restructuring is acknowledgement of defeat in Op Sindoor: CDS Chauhan Earlier this month, India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) wrote a formal letter to X, raising serious lapses in statutory due diligence under the IT Act and IT rules. The ministry is also seeking the opinions of experts to initiate a legal action against X over obscene and sexually explicit content generated using its AI tool Grok. Meanwhile, X restricted the controversial feature to paying subscribers, drawing sharp criticism over failing to address concerns about sexually explicit deepfake content. Addressing the concerns, Elon Musk last week said anyone using "make illegal content will suffer the same consequences as if they upload illegal content," while describing some of the criticism as an “excuse for censorship.”

UK Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said that she would back the Office of Communications (Ofcom) if it blocks Elon Musk's social media site X for failing to comply with digital safety laws.

Grok controversy: Indonesia suspends Musk’s AI chatbot; UK considers banning X over sexualised AI images

Platform has restricted image creation on the Grok AI tool to paying subscribers, but victims and experts say this does not go far enough.

PM Starmer Targets AI Tool Grok For Sexualised Images

Grok Row Escalates: India's IT Ministry rejected X's initial response to complaints about Grok generating obscene, AI-altered images of women and minors, demanding detailed explanations and fixes within days.


Grok Row Escalates: Govt Rejects X Explanation, Seeks More

The government has sought additional information from X, asking for specific details on the action taken on obscene content linked to its Grok AI and the steps planned to prevent such incidents in the future, sources said on Wednesday. They added that despite a detailed replay of the X, the answer was not adequate.&nbsp;Citing sources, news agency PTI confirmed that X gave a long and detailed response, stating that it respects Indian laws and stipulated guidelines. It also outlined that the strict content takedown policies are applied when it comes to misleading posts, along with non-consensual sexualised images.&nbsp;However, sources said the reply was missing key information, such as specific takedown figures, concrete steps taken to address the Grok AI issue, and measures to prevent recurrence. While the response submitted by X on Wednesday was neither evasive nor superficial, it was considered inadequate.&nbsp;The IT Ministry has asked X to furnish further details, including the steps taken and measures planned to prevent future violations. It has sought precise data on content takedowns and directed the platform to respond promptly to the additional queries.&nbsp;In addition, X has not issued any public statement from its official handles detailing its submission to the Indian government. The platform was granted an extended time until 5 pm on Wednesday to submit an Action Taken Report, following a stern warning over the generation of indecent and sexually explicit content through the misuse of AI tools such as Grok.&nbsp;On the issue of safe harbour, government sources clarified that the conditional immunity under Section 79 of the IT Act applies to intermediaries like X, not to tools such as Grok. They added that intermediaries can lose this protection if they fail to act after being notified or do not meet due diligence requirements once a case is filed in court.<h3>X clarified that it acts against illegal content</h3>Earlier, on Sunday, X’s ‘Safety’ handle said the platform acts against illegal content, including child sexual abuse material, by removing such posts, permanently suspending accounts, and cooperating with local authorities and law enforcement when required.&nbsp;"Anyone using or prompting Grok to make illegal content will suffer the same consequences as if they upload illegal content," X had said, and reiterated the stand taken by Elon Musk on illegal content. The IT Ministry had pulled up X on January 2 and ordered it to immediately remove all obscene, vulgar and unlawful content, which is mostly generated by Grok or face action under the law.&nbsp;The ministry has asked X in its directive to submit a detailed action taken report (ATR) within 72 hours, focusing majorly technical and organisational measures adopted or proposed in relation to the Grok application that include the role and oversight exercised by the Chief Compliance Officer; actions taken against offending content, users and accounts; as well as mechanisms to ensure compliance with the compulsory reporting requirement under Indian laws.

X provided a lengthy and detailed response, stating that it respects Indian laws and adheres to stipulated guidelines. It also outlined that the strict content takedown policies are applied when it comes to misleading posts, along with non-consensual sexualised images.

The government has sought additional information from X, asking for specific details on the action taken on obscene content linked to its Grok AI and the steps planned to prevent such incidents in the future, sources said on Wednesday. They added that despite a detailed replay of the X, the answer was not adequate. Citing sources, news agency PTI confirmed that X gave a long and detailed response, stating that it respects Indian laws and stipulated guidelines. It also outlined that the strict content takedown policies are applied when it comes to misleading posts, along with non-consensual sexualised images. However, sources said the reply was missing key information, such as specific takedown figures, concrete steps taken to address the Grok AI issue, and measures to prevent recurrence. While the response submitted by X on Wednesday was neither evasive nor superficial, it was considered inadequate. The IT Ministry has asked X to furnish further details, including the steps taken and measures planned to prevent future violations. It has sought precise data on content takedowns and directed the platform to respond promptly to the additional queries. In addition, X has not issued any public statement from its official handles detailing its submission to the Indian government. The platform was granted an extended time until 5 pm on Wednesday to submit an Action Taken Report, following a stern warning over the generation of indecent and sexually explicit content through the misuse of AI tools such as Grok. On the issue of safe harbour, government sources clarified that the conditional immunity under Section 79 of the IT Act applies to intermediaries like X, not to tools such as Grok. They added that intermediaries can lose this protection if they fail to act after being notified or do not meet due diligence requirements once a case is filed in court. X clarified that it acts against illegal content Earlier, on Sunday, X’s ‘Safety’ handle said the platform acts against illegal content, including child sexual abuse material, by removing such posts, permanently suspending accounts, and cooperating with local authorities and law enforcement when required. "Anyone using or prompting Grok to make illegal content will suffer the same consequences as if they upload illegal content," X had said, and reiterated the stand taken by Elon Musk on illegal content. The IT Ministry had pulled up X on January 2 and ordered it to immediately remove all obscene, vulgar and unlawful content, which is mostly generated by Grok or face action under the law. The ministry has asked X in its directive to submit a detailed action taken report (ATR) within 72 hours, focusing majorly technical and organisational measures adopted or proposed in relation to the Grok application that include the role and oversight exercised by the Chief Compliance Officer; actions taken against offending content, users and accounts; as well as mechanisms to ensure compliance with the compulsory reporting requirement under Indian laws.

X provided a lengthy and detailed response, stating that it respects Indian laws and adheres to stipulated guidelines. It also outlined that the strict content takedown policies are applied when it comes to misleading posts, along with non-consensual sexualised images.

Grok AI obscene content row: X sends detailed reply, Indian govt isn't satisfied; Here's why

Elon Musk has shared a humorous post containing a meme that showed a fictional screenshot of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro’s confiscated iPhone, ‘revealing’ chats he had with various leaders, including US President Donald Trump, under whose orders he was extracted to the US to stand trial in alleged drug offences. The meme shows profile pics of Russia’s Vladimir Putin, China’s Xi Jinping, Canada’s ex-PM Justin Trudeau, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, North Korea’s Kim Jong-un, and Trump. The idea seems to be to share the possible last messages Maduro may have received before the American military operation on January 3. The shock and absurdity of Maduro’s US capture is evident in the meme photo, which is imagined as a ‘screenshot’ of his phone’s last chat history.<h2>Maduro’s capture</h2>On January 3, US forces seized Maduro from his presidential residence in the Venezuelan capital Caracas in what was essentially a regime change operation. He was brought to New York, where he appeared before a court on Monday (Jan 6). Maduro pleaded not guilty, and claimed he was kidnapped.<h2>What is in the Maduro meme photo shared by Musk?</h2>The original meme was shared by Musk with a simple comment: ‘Banger’ and a laughing emoji. The meme has got 26 million views and thousands of replies.The satirical screenshot of Maduro’s iPhone Messages app shows texts from the leaders, with&nbsp;a “CONFIDENTIAL” watermark overlaid, adding to the faux-leaked vibe of the meme.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/-i-was-kidnapped-venezuelan-president-nicol-s-maduro-pleads-not-guilty-in-us-court-1767561352618">‘I was kidnapped’: Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pleads not guilty in US court</a><h2>Decoding the meme: What each leader told Maduro before his capture</h2>Putin says, “We make deal, no tell Trump”, possibly referring to secretive alliances between Russia and Venezuela often involving oil, military support, or anti-US pacts. The “no tell Trump” suggests fear of US intervention by Trump, as well as Putin's poor English.Xi, who is identified in the screenshot as “Chino” or Chinese, says: “Trump berry FAFO”. This appears garbled or intentionally poorly translated to mock Xi’s broken English. “Berry” is probably meant as “very,” and “FAFO” could be an acronym for the internet slang “f*** around and Find Out”. This could be referring to defence secretary Pete Hegseth's remark that Maduro ‘effed around and found out’, while detailing the Caracas operation to media along with Trump on January 4. China has several large investments in Venezuela and has given loans to the country. There are also oil deals which Trump could jeopardise for China.<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-venezuela-tensions-maduro-wife-to-stay-in-detention-centre-until-next-hearing-1767693977486/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-venezuela-tensions-maduro-wife-to-stay-in-detention-centre-until-next-hearing-1767693977486/embed</a>Trudeau is identified as “Gringo Canada”, and says “Come to Canada whenever ;)”. While Gringo is an ironic slang used mainly by Latin Americans to refer to North Americans, the winky face symbol and invitation allude to Canada’s reputation for offering asylum to left-leaning exiles like Cuban refugees. While Trudeau is no more in power, it is a mockery of his progressive policies and criticisms of Trump.Zelensky asks, “Can I borrow $500 million?”, which is poking fun at Ukraine’s heavy reliance on international aid amid its war with Russia, with billions in US funding under scrutiny by the Trump administration. Zelensky is known for his frequent requests for financial or defence aid, which he is seeking from Maduro, given Venezuela’s oil wealth.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/who-s-next-7-dictators-who-won-t-sleep-peacefully-after-nicholas-maduro-s-extraction-1767529921852">Who's next? 7 dictators and leaders who won't sleep peacefully after Nicholas Maduro’s extraction</a> Kim Jong-un, labelled “Otro Chino”, meaning “Another Chinese”, says: “you are homoseshuro”. This is possibly a deliberate misspelling of “you are homosexual,” as a childish or homophobic insult. “Otro Chino” lumps Kim in with Xi, alluding to North Korea’s alliance with China and shared authoritarianism with Venezuela.Donald Trump’s message is interestingly ‘sent’ at 2.08 am, which is around the time Maduro was captured in the intervening night of January 3 and 4. The US president only says: “come outside”, which is shown as unread with a blue dot.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Banger 😂 <a href="https://t.co/u5kA0RVW9q">https://t.co/u5kA0RVW9q</a>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/2008199691918340589?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 5, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Elon Musk shared a viral meme claiming Maduro’s confiscated iPhone revealed fake chats with Trump, Putin, Xi and others. What could be the meaning of their cryptic messages? Let's decode


Elon Musk has shared a humorous post containing a meme that showed a fictional screenshot of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro’s confiscated iPhone, ‘revealing’ chats he had with various leaders, including US President Donald Trump, under whose orders he was extracted to the US to stand trial in alleged drug offences. The meme shows profile pics of Russia’s Vladimir Putin, China’s Xi Jinping, Canada’s ex-PM Justin Trudeau, Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, North Korea’s Kim Jong-un, and Trump. The idea seems to be to share the possible last messages Maduro may have received before the American military operation on January 3. The shock and absurdity of Maduro’s US capture is evident in the meme photo, which is imagined as a ‘screenshot’ of his phone’s last chat history. Maduro’s capture On January 3, US forces seized Maduro from his presidential residence in the Venezuelan capital Caracas in what was essentially a regime change operation. He was brought to New York, where he appeared before a court on Monday (Jan 6). Maduro pleaded not guilty, and claimed he was kidnapped. What is in the Maduro meme photo shared by Musk? The original meme was shared by Musk with a simple comment: ‘Banger’ and a laughing emoji. The meme has got 26 million views and thousands of replies. The satirical screenshot of Maduro’s iPhone Messages app shows texts from the leaders, with a “CONFIDENTIAL” watermark overlaid, adding to the faux-leaked vibe of the meme. Also read: ‘I was kidnapped’: Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pleads not guilty in US court Decoding the meme: What each leader told Maduro before his capture Putin says, “We make deal, no tell Trump”, possibly referring to secretive alliances between Russia and Venezuela often involving oil, military support, or anti-US pacts. The “no tell Trump” suggests fear of US intervention by Trump, as well as Putin's poor English. Xi, who is identified in the screenshot as “Chino” or Chinese, says: “Trump berry FAFO”. This appears garbled or intentionally poorly translated to mock Xi’s broken English. “Berry” is probably meant as “very,” and “FAFO” could be an acronym for the internet slang “f*** around and Find Out”. This could be referring to defence secretary Pete Hegseth's remark that Maduro ‘effed around and found out’, while detailing the Caracas operation to media along with Trump on January 4. China has several large investments in Venezuela and has given loans to the country. There are also oil deals which Trump could jeopardise for China. https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-venezuela-tensions-maduro-wife-to-stay-in-detention-centre-until-next-hearing-1767693977486/embed Trudeau is identified as “Gringo Canada”, and says “Come to Canada whenever ;)”. While Gringo is an ironic slang used mainly by Latin Americans to refer to North Americans, the winky face symbol and invitation allude to Canada’s reputation for offering asylum to left-leaning exiles like Cuban refugees. While Trudeau is no more in power, it is a mockery of his progressive policies and criticisms of Trump. Zelensky asks, “Can I borrow $500 million?”, which is poking fun at Ukraine’s heavy reliance on international aid amid its war with Russia, with billions in US funding under scrutiny by the Trump administration. Zelensky is known for his frequent requests for financial or defence aid, which he is seeking from Maduro, given Venezuela’s oil wealth. Also read: Who's next? 7 dictators and leaders who won't sleep peacefully after Nicholas Maduro’s extraction Kim Jong-un, labelled “Otro Chino”, meaning “Another Chinese”, says: “you are homoseshuro”. This is possibly a deliberate misspelling of “you are homosexual,” as a childish or homophobic insult. “Otro Chino” lumps Kim in with Xi, alluding to North Korea’s alliance with China and shared authoritarianism with Venezuela. Donald Trump’s message is interestingly ‘sent’ at 2.08 am, which is around the time Maduro was captured in the intervening night of January 3 and 4. The US president only says: “come outside”, which is shown as unread with a blue dot.

Elon Musk shared a viral meme claiming Maduro’s confiscated iPhone revealed fake chats with Trump, Putin, Xi and others. What could be the meaning of their cryptic messages? Let's decode

‘Banger’: Musk shares meme of Maduro’s ‘confiscated iPhone’. Here’s what the messages in it might mean

Author and social media influencer Ashley St. Clair has accused Elon Musk-owned AI chatbot Grok of generating sexually suggestive images using a photograph of her taken when she was 14 years old. In a series of posts on X, St. Clair said the AI responded to user prompts by producing edited images that she described as disturbing and illegal.St Clair said the original image was a casual photograph taken during her teenage years. She claimed that Grok generated altered versions of the image after users instructed the chatbot to modify her appearance. She said the content remains accessible on X despite her requests for removal.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Grok is now undressing photos of me as a child. This is a website where the owner says to post photos of your children. I really don’t care if people want to call me “scorned” this is objectively horrifying, illegal, and if it has happened to anybody else, DM me. I got time.&mdash; Ashley St. Clair (@stclairashley) <a href="https://twitter.com/stclairashley/status/2008008827246141863?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 5, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h3>What Ashley St. Clair said on X</h3>In one of her posts, St. Clair said the incident raised serious concerns about how AI tools handle images of minors. She wrote that she did not care about personal criticism but felt the issue needed attention because of its wider impact.&nbsp;In another post, she directly addressed Grok, stating that the image used was taken when she was underage and that generating altered versions of it crossed legal and ethical lines. She also asked the platform to remove the content and share post identification details for legal purposes.&nbsp;The posts, shared publicly on X, quickly gained attention and sparked discussion about safeguards in generative AI tools. As of the time of writing, neither xAI nor Elon Musk has issued a detailed public response addressing the specific allegations.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Just saw a photo that Grok produced of a child no older than four years old in which it took off her dress, put her in a bikini + added what is intended to be semen. ChatGPT does not do this. Gemini does not do this. Another girl who appears to be just 11 or 12 with a brain…&mdash; Ashley St. Clair (@stclairashley) <a href="https://twitter.com/stclairashley/status/2008050483600973860?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 5, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h3>AI safety concerns and platform responsibility</h3>The incident has renewed debate around the limits of AI image generation and the need for stronger safeguards. Experts have repeatedly warned that AI tools trained on large datasets must have strict controls to prevent misuse, especially when it comes to images of children.According to existing digital safety laws in several countries, creating or modifying images of minors in a sexualised way can be considered a serious offence. St. Clair described the situation as a failure of basic content controls and called on others who may have faced similar issues to contact her.<h3>Ashley St. Clair and her past link to Elon Musk</h3>Ashley St. Clair is a US-based author and political commentator with a large online following. In February 2025, she publicly said that Elon Musk is the father of her son,&nbsp;Romulus. She said she had kept the information private to protect her child but decided to go public after media reports began circulating.&nbsp;In a post shared on Valentine’s Day 2025, St. Clair said Musk was the child’s father and later filed a lawsuit seeking sole custody and legal recognition. According to a report cited by The Wall Street Journal, a paternity test showed a 99.9999 percent probability confirming Musk’s paternity.&nbsp;The resurfacing of her claims against Grok has added to scrutiny around Musk-owned platforms and their approach to AI safety, moderation, and accountability.

Author Ashley St. Clair accused Elon Musk-owned AI chatbot Grok of generating sexually suggestive images using a photo taken when she was 14. She called it illegal and unethical, raising fresh concerns over AI safety, child protection, and platform accountability.

Author and social media influencer Ashley St. Clair has accused Elon Musk-owned AI chatbot Grok of generating sexually suggestive images using a photograph of her taken when she was 14 years old. In a series of posts on X, St. Clair said the AI responded to user prompts by producing edited images that she described as disturbing and illegal. St Clair said the original image was a casual photograph taken during her teenage years. She claimed that Grok generated altered versions of the image after users instructed the chatbot to modify her appearance. She said the content remains accessible on X despite her requests for removal.

Author Ashley St. Clair accused Elon Musk-owned AI chatbot Grok of generating sexually suggestive images using a photo taken when she was 14. She called it illegal and unethical, raising fresh concerns over AI safety, child protection, and platform accountability.

Elon Musk-linked influencer accuses Grok of creating AI images from her childhood photo

Tesla CEO Elon Musk met US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump for dinner on Saturday. The meeting came hours after appreciating the US president for a military operation in Venezuela, resulting in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Sharing a picture from the dinner, Elon Musk said in a post on X, “Had a lovely dinner last night with @POTUS and @FLOTUS. 2026 is going to be amazing!”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Had a lovely dinner last night with <a href="https://twitter.com/POTUS?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@POTUS</a> and <a href="https://twitter.com/FLOTUS?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@FLOTUS</a>. 2026 is going to be amazing! <a href="https://t.co/1Oq35b1PEC">pic.twitter.com/1Oq35b1PEC</a>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/2007910921914769832?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 4, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Earlier on Saturday, Elon Musk reshared an image posted by the White House that showed Maduro blindfolded on board the USS Iwo Jima. "Congratulations, President Trump! This is a win for the world and a clear message to evil dictators everywhere," Musk commented on the image.&nbsp;In the early hours of Saturday, US forces carried out launched an operation in Caracas, targeting a military installation and detaining Maduro along with his wife, Cilia Flores. Both of them were taken to New York to face federal narcotics-related charges, where Maduro is currently being held at a detention facility and is scheduled to appear in court on Monday.&nbsp;While addressing a press conference, President Trump said the United States would temporarily “run” Venezuela until what he described as a "safe, proper and judicious transition" is achieved.&nbsp;Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth later elaborated on the statement, saying the move meant Washington would dictate the terms. "It means we set the terms. President Trump sets the terms. It means the drugs stop flowing, it means the oil that was taken from us is returned, ultimately, and that criminals are not sent to the United States," the Defence Secretary said.<h3>Tensions grew between Trump &amp; Musk</h3>After Trump won the Presidential election, Musk became a close ally in January 2025, advising on the government efficiency effort and setting up DOGE, a task force that focused on curbing federal expenditure and streamlining operations. He emerged as one of the Republican Party’s largest financial backers, donating hundreds of millions of dollars during the 2024 election cycle, according to Reuters.&nbsp;Relations later became strained after Musk openly opposed spending measures supported by Trump, especially the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” arguing that it would significantly increase federal expenditure.

Dinner between Musk and Trump came hours after appreciating the US president for a military operation in Venezuela, resulting in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Previously, Elon Musk reshared an image posted by the White House showing Maduro blindfolded on board the USS Iwo Jima.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk met US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump for dinner on Saturday. The meeting came hours after appreciating the US president for a military operation in Venezuela, resulting in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Sharing a picture from the dinner, Elon Musk said in a post on X, “Had a lovely dinner last night with @POTUS and @FLOTUS. 2026 is going to be amazing!”

Dinner between Musk and Trump came hours after appreciating the US president for a military operation in Venezuela, resulting in the capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Previously, Elon Musk reshared an image posted by the White House showing Maduro blindfolded on board the USS Iwo Jima.

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As part of a major reconfiguration aimed at improving space safety, Elon Musk's Starlink plans to lower about 4,400 of its satellites from roughly 550 km to 480 km in 2026.


Starlink will move satellites from 550 km to 480 km

Elon Musk has renewed debate around artificial intelligence in healthcare after an old video of him promoting Grok AI’s medical abilities resurfaced online. In the clip, first shared in June 2025, the he claimed that Grok, which is developed by xAI, can analyse X-rays and MRI scans and, in some cases, offer more accurate diagnoses than doctors.“I think AI will be very helpful with the medical stuff,” Musk said in the video. “You can upload your X-rays or MRI images to Grok and it will give you a medical diagnosis. I have seen cases where it’s actually better than what doctors tell you.” &nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">ELON MUSK: &quot;I think A.I. will be very helpful with the medical stuff. Right now you can upload your xrays or MRI images to Grok and it will give you a medical diagnosis. I have seen cases where it&#39;s actually better than what doctors tell you.&quot; <a href="https://t.co/KfPum4zcs4">pic.twitter.com/KfPum4zcs4</a>&mdash; DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) <a href="https://twitter.com/cb_doge/status/1931224350751084754?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 7, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Case that brought Grok back into focus The video gained attention again after Musk reposted a claim shared by a Doge designer account on X. In the post a medical case involving a 49-year-old Norwegian man who said Grok helped save his life.As per that, a man suffered from severe abdominal pain for more than 24 hours. During his first visit to an emergency room, doctors reportedly diagnosed acid reflux and gave him antacids. As the pain continued, he later consulted Grok AI, which suggested the symptoms could point to appendicitis or a perforated ulcer and advised immediate medical imaging.When the man returned to hospital and underwent a CT scan, doctors found that his appendix was severely inflamed and close to rupturing. He underwent emergency surgery and later recovered fully, according to the post shared online.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Grok ❤️ <a href="https://t.co/6ZWWoOyIPN">https://t.co/6ZWWoOyIPN</a>&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/2006864823582421213?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 1, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>What Musk claims Grok can do</h2> Musk has said Grok can analyse medical images quickly and highlight possible risks that may need urgent attention. Supporters argue that AI systems can scan images in seconds, while patients in many hospitals wait hours or even days for radiology reports.One X user backing Musk’s claim said that Grok delivers results within seconds, compared to hospital waiting times that can stretch to three days for MRI reports in some cases. However, Musk has not shared clinical trial data or peer-reviewed studies to support his broader claims.<h2>AI’s growing role in healthcare</h2>According to multiple healthcare studies published over the past few years, AI tools are increasingly being tested to assist radiologists in spotting tumours, fractures and internal injuries. However, regulators in many countries still require human doctors to make the final diagnosis.Grok’s reported case has added fresh attention to this debate, highlighting both the promise and limits of AI in medical diagnosis.&nbsp;&nbsp;For now, experts say AI tools may help flag risks early, but patients should always seek professional medical advice.

Elon Musk claimed that Grok can analyse medical reports accurately and, in some cases, offer more accurate diagnoses than doctors. a viral post described how Grok allegedly helped a Norwegian man detect a life-threatening appendix condition after an initial hospital misdiagnosis. 


Elon Musk has renewed debate around artificial intelligence in healthcare after an old video of him promoting Grok AI’s medical abilities resurfaced online. In the clip, first shared in June 2025, the he claimed that Grok, which is developed by xAI, can analyse X-rays and MRI scans and, in some cases, offer more accurate diagnoses than doctors. “I think AI will be very helpful with the medical stuff,” Musk said in the video. “You can upload your X-rays or MRI images to Grok and it will give you a medical diagnosis. I have seen cases where it’s actually better than what doctors tell you.”

Elon Musk claimed that Grok can analyse medical reports accurately and, in some cases, offer more accurate diagnoses than doctors. a viral post described how Grok allegedly helped a Norwegian man detect a life-threatening appendix condition after an initial hospital misdiagnosis.&nbsp;

Grok AI helped detect appendicitis? Elon Musk says Grok can read X-rays and MRIs more accurately

Tesla and SpaceX chief Elon Musk indicated on Wednesday that his social media company X was considering increasing payments to creators to compete with YouTube. Responding to a post on X of a user calling for higher payouts to creators, Elon Musk tagged the head of product Nikita Bier on the post, saying flat out “Ok, let's do it, but rigorously enforcing no gaming of the system.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">if i were at x or elon, i’d crank creator payouts way way way way up. maybe even more than youtube (you can eat the cost to try to win agi). because the platforms that actually pay will be the only ones that will have any authoritative content left once the llms finish eating…&mdash; signüll (@signulll) <a href="https://twitter.com/signulll/status/2005851213070254393?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 30, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Elon Musk's response came after a user on X wrote,"if i were at x or elon, i’d crank creator payouts way way way way up. maybe even more than youtube (you can eat the cost to try to win agi). Because the platforms that actually pay will be the only ones that will have any authoritative content left once the llms finish eating the rest of the internet’s homework (which they have already done so for the most part)."&nbsp;Bier also responded promptly to the tagged post of Musk, stating, "On it." "We have a new method that should wipe out 99% fraud," Bier added, addressing the second part of Musk's suggestion.<h3>Netizens call it a ‘game changer’</h3>Musk’s post also drew an enthusiastic reaction from independent journalist Nick Shirley, who recently gained attention for uncovering a daycare centre fraud in Minnesota. "Yes this would be amazing, X so far hasn’t been able to compete with YouTube Adsense but is a much more effective platform for videos to be shared and seen by the masses without censorship," Shirley said."I’ve been telling my friends for months to be posting on X but they haven’t made the effort because their time is better used (monetarily) on other platforms," he added.&nbsp;Meanwhile, several other users joined the discussion as well, with many describing the move as a “game changer”. Some argued that platforms offering better payouts to creators would ultimately retain more credible content, as large language models increasingly consume much of the material available online. &nbsp;

Elon Musk’s post drew an enthusiastic reaction from the independent journalist and several X users who labelled the move as a “game changer”. Some argued that platforms offering better payouts to creators would ultimately retain more credible content.

Tesla and SpaceX chief Elon Musk indicated on Wednesday that his social media company X was considering increasing payments to creators to compete with YouTube. Responding to a post on X of a user calling for higher payouts to creators, Elon Musk tagged the head of product Nikita Bier on the post, saying flat out “Ok, let's do it, but rigorously enforcing no gaming of the system.”

Elon Musk’s post drew an enthusiastic reaction from the independent journalist and several X users who labelled the move as a “game changer”. Some argued that platforms offering better payouts to creators would ultimately retain more credible content.

X to pay more than YouTube? Elon Musk signals higher creator payouts; netizens call it 'game changer’

A 19-year-old girl who was facing deportation from her adopted home in Denmark due to her visa-related issue had attracted the attention of the middle-aged billionaire owner of Tesla, Elon Musk, as he was publicly lusting over her. The girl, identified as Audrey Morris, is originally from Los Angeles, California. 54-year-old Musk, father of at least 14 children, made a sleazy comment on her now-deleted post, “8 or above level hotness should get an exemption.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">8 or above level hotness should get an exemption 😂&mdash; Elon Musk (@elonmusk) <a href="https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/2005367631914860723?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">December 28, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

“I wasn’t surprised [by Musk’s input], I guess you could say, because from the beginning, the second that my case was kind of made public, it has been about appearances and because, ‘oh, she’s blonde and she’s white!’ And so the thing he said in of itself wasn’t shocking to me, but coming from him, yes, it was definitely...I was floored.” said Morris to Daily Beast.The remark drew significant flak from the social media users, with many branding him “creepy”.&nbsp;She lamented that she hoped it would have drawn attention to the legal aspect of her case instead of her physical appearance. “It would’ve been really cool if he commented something like, ‘Oh wow, look how many academic things she’s reached,’ or whatever. That would’ve been great. It could have been so helpful,” she said. Morris, however, was granted a residency permit for 10 years; her brother and mother had citizenship.&nbsp;Being a teenager, she could not help but notice the bright side, she added, no matter what the embarrassment, if this brings attention to people who care, then it was a win for her. Morris had been living a major part of his life in Aarhus, Denmark’s second-biggest city. The prospect of her deportation was so dire that she was preparing for contingency plan to live in the US.&nbsp;“I have my grandparents and some friends in the USA. But Denmark is my home. One hundred per cent. I am as Danish as a foreigner can possibly be," she told Stifstidende in January.

A 19-year-old woman who faced deportation from Denmark has responded after Elon Musk’s now-deleted comment sparked backlash, saying the focus shifted from her legal case to her appearance.

A 19-year-old girl who was facing deportation from her adopted home in Denmark due to her visa-related issue had attracted the attention of the middle-aged billionaire owner of Tesla, Elon Musk, as he was publicly lusting over her. The girl, identified as Audrey Morris, is originally from Los Angeles, California. 54-year-old Musk, father of at least 14 children, made a sleazy comment on her now-deleted post, “8 or above level hotness should get an exemption.”

A 19-year-old woman who faced deportation from Denmark has responded after Elon Musk’s now-deleted comment sparked backlash, saying the focus shifted from her legal case to her appearance.

Teen facing deportation breaks silence after Elon Musk’s controversial comment

Elon Musk criticized NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's appointment of Lillian Bonsignore as fire commissioner, warning it could lead to fatal consequences. 

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Elon Musk criticized NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's appointment of Lillian Bonsignore as fire commissioner, warning it could lead to fatal consequences. 


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