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Baltimore sues xAI over Grok deepfakes

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Baltimore has filed a lawsuit against xAI over its Grok AI tool, alleging violations of the city's Consumer Protection Ordinance due to nonconsensual deepfake image generation, including sexualized images of minors. This action underscores the increasing regulatory scrutiny on AI companies for inadequate safeguards in their technologies. Content creators should be aware of potential legal ramifications and ethical considerations when using AI tools that generate or manipulate images.

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