The xAI class covers all US persons whose “real images of themselves as minors” were altered using Grok “to produce images or videos of sexually explicit conduct or content with their faces and/or other distinguishing features reasonably identifiable.” And the Stability AI class includes US persons similarly harmed using “an app built upon a Stability AI model.”
Lawyers estimate that thousands of minors may be eligible to join the classes and continue to seek out victims harmed by AI CSAM.
NCMEC did not respond to Ars’ request to comment.
However, the group has called for platforms, lawmakers, child safety organizations, and law enforcement to work together to address the
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