Musk responded to the Grok criticism by making the deepfake feature a 'premium service' (Image: Getty Images) Some people started to misuse the built-in AI feature on X as they asked it to digitally undress images of others without their consent, putting them into bikinis as well as sexual situations. Grok is made by xAI, a tech company founded by Elon Musk. The company also owns the social platform X, formerly known as Twitter. Article continues below Ngaire Alexander, head of hotline at the IWF, told Sky News: "Following reports that the AI chatbot Grok has generated sexual imagery of children, we can confirm our analysts have discovered criminal imagery of children aged between 11 and 13 which appears to have been created using the tool." Musk has responded to the outcry by making creating deepfakes a "premium service". The UK government dismissed this move as "an insult to victims of misogyny and sexual violence" while saying it was not a solution to the problem. Follow Daily Mirror: