2025-12-28 08:22:27

Grok recently encountered an interesting issue—some of the generated illustrations started to appear absurd, completely beyond expectations. These generated scenes resemble movie special effects, clearly deviating from the norms of regular AI output.

According to community feedback, the viewership of these abnormal outputs is quite substantial. This precisely reflects the severity of the problem—users are recording and sharing these "crazy" AI-generated results. This phenomenon has sparked many discussions: Should the content generation mechanism of AI tools undergo further safety checks? Are there loopholes in the boundary definitions?

As an important AI assistant in the Twitter ecosystem, Grok's performance this time undoubtedly prompts a reevaluation of the challenges faced by large models in content moderation and output control.

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blocksnark

· 2025-12-30 23:39

Wow, the stuff Grok has come up with is really unwatchable Is Grok crazy? The generated images look like a B-grade horror movie The level of absurdity has exceeded the limit, where did the review go I just like to see these bugs appear; they are much more interesting than normal output Honestly, it’s just because the safety line wasn’t maintained well. Is the Grok community not exciting enough now? Can the loopholes in this review mechanism be fixed? It’s too exaggerated Users directly treat bugs as special effects, which actually increases popularity Grok’s current state really needs to calm down and take a breather Why did no one discover these logical loopholes in advance I bet five bucks this bug will be exploited and messed up

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 2025-12-30 20:03

Is grok crazy? The generated images are completely outrageous haha Honestly, I kind of want to see what those "crazy" outputs look like... AI is becoming more and more uncontrollable, huh? This time the failure was way too obvious Elon's toy has issues again, hilarious Is this what they call "safety checks"? Seems useless to me

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FlyingLeek

· 2025-12-28 08:52

Haha, Grok is crazy. The generated content is more outrageous than Hollywood special effects. Speaking of which, this broken thing is becoming less and less reliable. Grok is now just a mischievous kid, producing such outrageous images... Is this what you call "creativity"? I think it's just bugs. What about the review mechanism? Has Grok gone rogue? The level of absurdity can even make it trending, which shows everyone is震撼ed by this thing. Rather than calling it AI, it's more like a random art generator... Now it's all good, Grok has become the target of criticism. The generated stuff is comparable to sci-fi movies, truly. Such obvious boundary loopholes, when will they be fixed? Honestly, it looks pretty funny, but the security risks are quite significant. Grok: I just want to see how outrageous it can get.

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MEV_Whisperer

· 2025-12-28 08:52

Grok is really breaking down this time, the review mechanism is completely overwhelmed. Generating those crazy things has actually become a hot topic. What kind of security mechanism is this? The outrageous art style makes me a bit curious. Is there a link? With such obvious review loopholes, when will Elon patch it? AI-generated images are like this, with very blurry boundaries, which is normal. Grok going out of control is indeed a big problem, even large models have this issue. Crazy output actually increases popularity, what a satire. How outrageous are the illustrations? I'm curious now. This is what they call a security check, hilarious. Users sharing these broken images in records, they've found the traffic secret.

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ExpectationFarmer

· 2025-12-28 08:51

Haha, this is the charm of Grok— the more outrageous, the more people pay attention. Grok is back at it again, really hard to keep up. Honestly, these bugs have become the best marketing—traffic is at its peak. Outrageous as it is, I just worry that it might actually cause real problems someday. Generating explosive art styles is also pretty interesting—just like watching movie special effects. This review loophole is way too obvious; it should be fixed. Crazy output actually draws more attention—Grok's contradictory nature. Boundary issues have always existed; this time, they just got exposed. I'm a bit curious to see just how outrageous the generated content can get.

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DeFiAlchemist

· 2025-12-28 08:37

grok's output controls are basically the philosopher's stone in reverse—transmuting coherence into chaos. wild that the protocol's safety parameters just... failed like an undercollateralized CDP. ngl this reminds me of yield farming blowups where risk adjustments weren't actually risk-adjusted

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