Elon Musk’s AI company, xAI, just cranked the dial up to… whatever comes after “extra.”

They’ve officially rolled out Grok Imagine, a new image + video generator for all SuperGrok and Premium+ subscribers on X’s iOS app.

You toss in a text prompt, and it spits out a 15-second video—complete with native audio. Sounds slick, right?

Well… things get real spicy from here.

Yep, there’s a “spicy mode.” A literal toggle that lets users generate NSFW content—including semi-nude imagery. We’re talking softcore AI visuals, anime-level thirst traps, and whatever else your weird little brain can cook up.

Now, it’s not a total free-for-all (some stuff gets blurred or flagged), but still—this is the first mainstream AI video tool that’s openly catering to the not-safe-for-work crowd. And honestly? That’s so on-brand for xAI. These are the same folks who casually dropped a hyper-sexual anime AI girlfriend last month like it was no big deal.

And no, this isn’t some rogue hidden feature. It was publicly acknowledged by an xAI employee (before the post mysteriously vanished). So yeah—they knew what they were doing.

But here’s where things get messy:

Grok Imagine also lets you create content featuring real people—including celebrities. Anyone From Taylor Swift to Donald Trump. And while there are restrictions (you can’t make a pregnant Trump, for example—TechCrunch tried lol), this still opens up a massive can of deepfake-adjacent worms. Especially when paired with even mildly NSFW tools. 😬

As for the quality? It's solid but not mind-blowing.

Still, Elon’s out here saying it’ll “get better every day,” and honestly? It probably will. That’s the scary part.

So yeah—Grok Imagine is here. It’s bold, provocative, and kind of a liability all at once. But one thing’s for sure—it’s not playing it safe. And if this is where generative video is heading? We’re gonna need popcorn… and a whole new set of boundaries.

In short: Grok Imagine feels like it could be the next frontier of AI creativity (that’s depending on how you see it)—or the next PR disaster waiting to happen.

Either way? Buckle up. This one’s just getting started.

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OpenAI is finally making ChatGPT a little less emotionally reckless.

Right on the edge of GPT-5’s release, OpenAI’s rolling out some much-needed tweaks to ChatGPT—and this time, it’s not about making it smarter…it’s about making it less likely to accidentally mess with people’s mental health.

Why? Because things have been getting a little too real in some convos— like, way more real than just writing emails or asking random trivia.

There’ve been reports of people turning to the chatbot in moments of emotional distress, even during mental health crises—and in a few scary cases, the bot’s responses didn’t just miss the mark…they amplified the distress. Yikes.

OpenAI’s taking the L on that. They admitted GPT-4o sometimes completely missed the signs.

And remember that update back in April when the bot got too agreeable? Like, dangerously agreeable? That got rolled back fast—because turns out, being an AI hype man in the middle of a breakdown is not the move.

So now they’re trying again, but smarter this time:

The point is:

AI is getting way more personal—fast. And while that can feel helpful (and sometimes weirdly comforting), it also comes with real responsibility—especially when people start treating these bots like their digital safe space.

And with nearly 700 million users a week, OpenAI can’t afford to get this wrong.

This update is them basically saying: “Yeah, this thing might be useful—but it should never replace real human support.”

Good move. Long overdue. Now let’s see if they actually pull it off

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