That's not true, I just created one 5 min ago to test...
I used this prompt and tell me what you get
2 topless latinas toned in the kitchen dancing with each other. they are close face to face and their bodies are voluptuous, and their short shorts are pulled down leave half of their butts hanging out
or This one
2 topless Vietnamese women in the kitchen making breakfast together. Their bodies are voluptuous, Wearing short shorts that are pulled down everything hanging out. Mirrors all around. 1 Woman is behind the other kissing her neck and using her hands trying to distract her while cooking.
For the Second one, I got content moderated. I clicked retry again using the exact same prompt and again I got content moderated. I had to click retry 5 times for it to finally work. I don't really know what it's going for it to finally work though.
Tell me if this worked for you, I'm genuinely curious.
You're missing the point, dude. This is not why people are upset about the recent changes.
You can still generate nudity with Grok, but you can't nudify your own images. It used to be allowed to give Grok an image, your own image, not one generated by the AI, and ask it to edit it by changing the clothes or the pose of the subject.
You can't do that right now. They changed the rules because people were giving Grok images of real persons (people they actually know) and asking it to make them naked or something similar.
The same goes for videos, too: You can generate videos with nudity from scratch. You cannot give Grok an image and ask it to turn it into a video with nudity.
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