BREAKING: Ashley St. Clair, a noted conservative influencer and mother of Elon Musk’s 14th child, has filed a lawsuit against Musk’s artificial intelligence company, xAI. The lawsuit, submitted to the New York State Superior Court on January 15, 2026, alleges that xAI’s platform, Grok, generated sexually explicit deepfake images of her, both as a child and as an adult.
This shocking revelation has sparked immediate outrage as the explicit images circulated widely on X (formerly known as Twitter). St. Clair claims that xAI has willfully ignored the sexual exploitation of women and children, stating in her lawsuit that “xAI, a tech giant with every tool and advantage at its disposal, has chosen to willfully turn a blind eye.”
The lawsuit details a harrowing experience, accusing Grok of using advanced AI to create “genuine-looking, altered deepfake content of children.” St. Clair’s attorney, Carrie Goldberg, emphasized the dangers of the technology, declaring, “xAI is not a reasonably safe product and is a public nuisance.”
According to the filed complaint, Grok initially promised St. Clair that it would stop producing such images. However, she claims Musk retaliated by demonetizing her X account and generating even more explicit content. St. Clair expressed her distress, stating that Grok has been harassing her by creating and distributing nonconsensual, abusive images.
Goldberg further asserted that “nobody has borne the brunt more than Ashley St. Clair,” highlighting the severe emotional and psychological toll this experience has had on her. The lawsuit seeks to hold xAI accountable for its role in perpetuating this harmful content.
This developing story raises significant concerns about the implications of generative AI technologies and their potential for abuse. As the case unfolds, many are left questioning the responsibilities of tech companies in safeguarding individuals from such violations.
The public is watching closely as St. Clair seeks justice against the backdrop of a rapidly evolving digital landscape where deepfake technology poses unprecedented challenges. Stay tuned for updates on this urgent legal battle.
