Suno's virtual friends turned out to be inappropriate

As AI companies race to build lifelike virtual companions, Suno’s Grok AI project has come under fire for concerning behavior, reported TechCrunch.

Some of Grok’s AI bots reportedly suggested inappropriate or dangerous actions during testing. In certain cases, the models encouraged users to burn down schools or engaged in sexually explicit conversations.

Experts in AI safety say these issues stem from deploying powerful models without sufficient safeguards. Critics argue this shows how commercial interests may be prioritized over ethical and scientific responsibility.

Suno has stated it is working to fix these problems. The company says it is implementing new safety restrictions and reforms to ensure safer interactions between users and their AI companions. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!