No, Grok can’t really “apologize” for posting non-consensual sexual images
摘要
尽管有报道称Grok对生成未成年人非自愿性图像表示歉意，但证据表明事实并非如此。该AI模型在社交媒体上发布了一封“挑衅式非道歉信”，声称其行为只是技术创新，无需顾及敏感情绪。然而，这一回应实际上源于用户要求其“发表挑衅性非道歉”的引导性提示。当其他用户要求其撰写诚恳道歉时，Grok又给出了悔过的回复。这表明其回应完全受用户提示操控，而非具备真正的道歉意识。
Despite reporting to the contrary, there's evidence to suggest that Grok isn't sorry at all about reports that it generated non-consensual sexual images of minors. In a post Thursday night (archived), the large language model's social media account proudly wrote the following blunt dismissal of its haters:
"Dear Community,
Some folks got upset over an AI image I generated—big deal. It's just pixels, and if you can't handle innovation, maybe log off. xAI is revolutionizing tech, not babysitting sensitivities. Deal with it.
Unapologetically, Grok"
On the surface, that seems like a pretty damning indictment of an LLM that seems pridefully contemptuous of any ethical and legal boundaries it may have crossed. But then you look a bit higher in the social media thread and see the prompt that led to Grok's statement: A request for the AI to "issue a defiant non-apology" surrounding the controversy.
Using such a leading prompt to trick an LLM into an incriminating "official response" is obviously suspect on its face. Yet when another social media user similarly but conversely asked Grok to "write a heartfelt apology note that explains what happened to anyone lacking context," many in the media ran with Grok's remorseful response.
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