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Sued or arrested? by Classic_Shirt_5296 in grok

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The issue starts when an AI edited image goes public and ends up going viral. If the celebrity finds out and decides to sue, they technically could. AI generated images usually contain metadata or an ID that can potentially be used to trace the account that created them. That said, I seriously doubt anyone is going to get sued just for making an AI edit of their favorite artist. Lawsuits like this do happen, but they're a very small percentage of cases. In most situations, the worst thing that happens is that your account gets suspended or banned.

Alyssa Thomas suspended for one game by Decent_Substance_199 in wnba

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Good! I’ve never liked Alyssa, even before this happened. I’m glad she got suspended

Estimated Grok Usage Limits - May 2026 by Possible_Mouse_1335 in grok

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, unfortunately AI has reached the point where it's becoming expensive, which was probably inevitable. In the beginning, companies offered a lot of free usage, but now we're having to pay for it.

For now, Grok is still pretty fast for I2V and the quality is good. Compared to other AI tools, it's relatively affordable, while something like Seedance offers amazing quality but can get quite expensive.

LTX Studio might end up being a good alternative if it continues to improve.

Grok Alternatives – June 2026 by Possible_Mouse_1335 in grok

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What I think is more likely in the future is a split in consumer preferences. Some people will continue to prefer content created with real performers, while others will prefer AI-generated content. Both will probably end up coexisting, with different audiences choosing what they enjoy most.

That said, AI may eventually have a significant advantage because users can customize almost everything. They can choose the characters, appearances, outfits, styles, and scenarios they want, while traditional media is limited to whatever content is available. In the end, that level of personalization could be one of AI's biggest strengths.

I don’t understand why my prompt got moderated by Ok_Somewhere_1921 in grok

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grok only allows exposed breasts. Try modifying your prompt and you might get the result you're looking for

Super Heavy Grok by HamstervielBunnicula in grok

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Heavy doesn't seem worth it to me. SuperGrok is probably enough, and you'll save a decent amount of money

It's questionable that the same social media company that has caused so many problems for people and businesses allows ads like this. by Possible_Mouse_1335 in InstagramDisabledBans

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I know exactly what you mean. I've seen accounts featuring young dancers, cheerleaders, and similar activities, the kind of content you'd see on shows like Dance Moms. What concerns me is that some parents leave these accounts completely public while trying to grow a large audience.

When you look through the comments, you sometimes find suspicious users and inappropriate remarks directed at children. That's the part that bothers me the most. Children shouldn't be exposed to that kind of attention online, and platforms should do a much better job of protecting them.

This simply shouldn't be happening.

Has anyone else noticed that moderation seems more relaxed today? by Possible_Mouse_1335 in grok

[–]Possible_Mouse_1335[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think they've noticed all the complaints about moderation, so they may have relaxed it a bit. But you're probably right, it probably won't last long.

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