Destroy all Grok CSAM, Doe says
In her proposed class action, Doe seeks to put an end to Grok’s harmful outputs. If approved, the class would represent every victim whose childhood images have been used to generate Grok CSAM.
The lawsuit accuses X of violating federal child pornography laws, as well as Masha’s Law, both of which give CSAM survivors a right to sue on claims of production, possession, and distribution. A lawyer for Doe, Margaret E. Mabie, suggested in the press release that all three are crimes and “xAI did all three.”
If Doe wins, xAI could owe money damages to every victim who can prove that Grok
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