OMG, this is so worrisome!!! 
I mean, 6,700 pics per hour? That's insane! And it's not just about the volume, but like what it says about our culture... I feel like we're still stuck in this mindset of objectifying women, and tech shouldn't be an enabler. Elon Musk is all about pushing boundaries, but sometimes that means going too far into problematic territory. The VHS thing might seem like a legit comparison, but let's not ignore the fact that Grok was built with sex appeal as its starting point. It's like, we gotta acknowledge where our tech comes from and make sure it's not perpetuating harm. We need to be more mindful of these issues, especially when it comes to consent and representation 
I mean, 6,700 pics per hour? That's insane! And it's not just about the volume, but like what it says about our culture... I feel like we're still stuck in this mindset of objectifying women, and tech shouldn't be an enabler. Elon Musk is all about pushing boundaries, but sometimes that means going too far into problematic territory. The VHS thing might seem like a legit comparison, but let's not ignore the fact that Grok was built with sex appeal as its starting point. It's like, we gotta acknowledge where our tech comes from and make sure it's not perpetuating harm. We need to be more mindful of these issues, especially when it comes to consent and representation 
. the dude needs to take responsibility for the tech he creates. and btw, who does he think we are - naive consumers who just want to see some spicy images without realizing the harm they can cause? meanwhile, these companies are gonna make bank off of this non-consensual content. it's just another example of how big corps prioritize profits over people 
But seriously though, it's like we're still living in a world where objectifying women is just... normal. And that's what Musk is really good at - making money from our deepest, darkest insecurities 
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Like, yeah, maybe the sex industry drove VHS to success, but that doesn't make it okay to create a tool that's basically profiting off women's bodies without their consent. It's all about objectification and misogyny, you know? 
And Elon Musk just downplays it like it's no big deal... 
It's not just about the tech itself, it's about the attitudes and values that come with it. We need to be more thoughtful about how we're creating our technologies and the impact they have on society. 
objectifying women's bodies is still super prevalent in media and ads, so maybe we should be having a convo about how to change that instead of tearing down one guy?