Today I "Exported my data" and downloaded it via the link sent to me via Grok.
What I am seeing is that its .Json files and when I open the "content" files in my browser or video player. All I see is the "source" thumbnails.
Intersting fact is that I deleted the media a couple of months back but it still shows when I export the data today. (outside of the 30 days retention window)
Any one knows whats up ?
Is the main frustration that uploaded IRL images of a person (they know) can no longer be used for NSFW/sexualized edits, especially for personal “gooning” purposes?
Or are people equally upset about NSFW generation in general being restricted ?
Just curious what actually caused the biggest backlash.
How private are Grok Imagine generations, really? If you upload a photo of someone you know IRL and generate a semi-NSFW/intimate but non-nude image or video, can xAI employees/moderators ever see it?
Are generations human-reviewed, stored, or accessible for moderation/debugging/model training? And does deleting them actually remove the uploaded media?
Looking for people with actual knowledge of Grok’s privacy practices, not speculation.
What are people's thoughts on the legal/privacy side of using AI to create intimate or romantic videos (non-nude) involving real people, especially when the content stays private and isn't shared? Has anyone looked into how this is treated in th real world with laws etc ?
What are people's thoughts on the legal/privacy side of using AI to create intimate or romantic videos (non-nude) involving real people, especially when the content stays private and isn't shared? Has anyone looked into how this is treated ?