xAI’s latest Grok generator has ‘spicy’ mode that leaves nothing to the imagination

It looks like Elon Musk has given X users another way to get their rocks off, with his controversial Grok chatbot bringing a whole new world of NSFW materials to X.

We stray from the original version of Twitter more and more every day, and since Grok was introduced back in November 2023, it's continued to grab some pretty unsavory headlines.

As well as becoming seemingly obsessed with white genocide, Grok was more recently called out for praising the Third Reich and referring to itself as MechaHitler.

While Elon Musk has billed Grok as the sassier and 'naughtier' alternative to the likes of ChatGPT, it's drummed up plenty of negative press by running its mouth.

Now, Grok's artificial intelligence image generator has had a very adult upgrade.

The timing seems ironic as we've seen major porn sites like Pornhub slapped with new age verification demands, meanwhile, Grok is getting AI avatars to bare all.

Musk was warned he had to make changes to X so it complied with the latest rulings, but in response, X is once again flooded with a deluge of NSFW imagery.

Those who are willing to pay for SuperGrok and Premium+ X on iOS can now do far more than just mess around with a slightly saucy AI avatar.

Text and image prompts can now be turned into a 15-second video via xAI's 'spicy mode' that promises sexually explicit content and partial female nudity.

It's admittedly more softcore pornography instead of the hardcore stuff you might see on Pornhub, with some of the more 'adult' prompts leading to blurred-out images that are moderated.

Still, it's easy to generate the kind of stuff that would have your grandma turning pale.

We shouldn't be too surprised, as posting in a now-deleted post, xAI's Mati Roy recently teased: "Grok Imagine videos have a spicy mode that can do nudity."

When Musk shared an image presumably created with Grok's spicy mode, there was an immediate backlash.

One critic raged: "We spent years trying to get you to ban porn bots and now you’re acting like one."

Another fumed: "Thank you very much for spreading hardcore porn. What a disgusting move. It's ruining this app."

A third said: "Bro I’m about to f**king block you, this is garbage and you know it."

Someone else summed up, saying: "Post stuff like this and complains the global birth rate is collapsing. Ohhh the irony."

Although there's normally a good mix of complaints and support for the world's richest man, the overwhelming majority of the comments were on the negative side.

Thankfully for those concerned that we'll soon be in deepfake territory where you can make celebrities do unthinkable things to each other, there appears to be some much-needed barriers here.

Even if Musk is facing heat from 'spicy' Grok, he claims there are plenty of you who are enjoying these new features. Posting on August 5, he maintains that some 14 million images were generated with Grok's image generator on August 4.

With generated waifus dancing provocatively against SpaceX rockets, it seems like we're only just scratching the surface of what this randier Grok can really do.