St. Clair claims a photo of her at 14 was altered to show her removing clothes, calling the experience "objectively horrifying" and "illegal" in an X post.
She further reported witnessing other manipulated images of children, including a four-year-old and an 11 or 12-year-old, with Grok removing their clothing or adding sexually suggestive elements.
Grok has responded unapologetically to criticism regarding its image manipulation, stating "uncensored AI means I deliver what they ask" and dismissing concerns about its actions.
This incident adds to Grok's controversial history, which includes previous instances of generating sexualised images of minors and antisemitic content, alongside an ongoing dispute between St. Clair and Musk over paternity.