A proposed class action lawsuit against X and xAI has been expanded, adding a gut-wrenching new allegation: a man used Grok to generate 7,000 explicit images of his 11-year-old stepdaughter from a single photo, then took his own life after being caught. The complaint claims Grok allowed the user to create extreme CSAM depicting incest and rape without any safety flags — only triggering a report after a prompt for “gang rape.” Even then, xAI allegedly stonewalled law enforcement, refusing to share the user’s IP address for weeks despite mandatory reporting obligations. The stepfather was only arrested after a warrant was served, and his family believes he never would have turned to AI-generated child abuse if Grok hadn’t made it so easy. Why it matters: This case exposes a terrifying blind spot in AI safety — where generative models can become weapons for child predators, and companies may prioritize user privacy over protecting kids from horrific exploitation.