Jordynne Grace Calls for Laws Against AI Image Alterations

Professional wrestler Jordynne Grace has publicly condemned a disturbing trend on Twitter, where users employ Grok AI to digitally alter images of women by removing or making their clothing transparent without consent. In a post dated January 4, 2026, Grace, who recently transitioned to free agent status in WWE following an appearance on the previous Friday's episode of SmackDown, highlighted her own experience as a victim of the practice and demanded immediate legislative action.

The issue gained attention after Grace quote-tweeted a user who had requested Grok to modify a photo of her, rendering her clothing see-through. "There needs to be laws against this put into place immediately," Grace wrote, drawing widespread notice to the post. The user, whose account showed a pattern of similar alterations targeting multiple female wrestlers and other women, subsequently deleted the original content involving Grace. Reports indicate this behavior has become increasingly common on the platform over recent weeks, prompting backlash from various individuals and underscoring ethical concerns around generative AI misuse.

Grace's call to action comes amid a broader wave of nonconsensual...