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I just found out that if you have any of your art on Twitter/ X they have now included an "edit" button allowing anyone looking at your artwork to modify it through their Grok AI image programme, and then allowing that modification to be download. Consequently I have now removed my art from the platform. Further to the above, you can also press a button that gives a Grok commentary on your image, including comments such as how low the engagement has been on the platform, and how it has zero likes, and how niche my art must be for the platform. Not sure how any artists can remain on the platform after this. This is from the MSN.com website: On 24 December 2025, X, formerly Twitter, unexpectedly rolled out an update that stirred outrage among visual artists. The update involved a generative AI feature that lets users edit any image attached to posts via text prompts. Users can long-press public images and use text prompts for Grok to apply edits, after which the edited versions

I realise that this must be totally boring for anyone out there, but I feel I need to put this somewhere as a record for my own information going forward.Just recently I posted a journal highlighting where a user on Redbubble had downloaded one of my drawings (Cheree) added a slimple colorization filter and then uploaded the result to Redbubble and attempted to sell merchandise on 34 different items, including Mugs, Notebooks, T-shirts etc.I contacted Redbubble under their DMCA take down process, and within 24 hours the item had been taken down from the users profile.I am however still left with 2 concerns after this scenario.1: Why is the user still being allowed to have a page on the website when they have clearly violated the copyright of another artist, in fact if you were to look at their Redbubble page, it is clear that all the work being offered for sale by them has originated from another artists work, there is nothing that they have themselves created, to me this should be

Here we go again......Whilst doing a random google search test on my artwork - I stumbled upon a poorly coloured example of my drawing" "Cheree" being sold as a sticker (and 33 other items) on Redbubble.Here's a screen grab of the loser's users page trying to sell my Cheree artwork as "Nude Girl in Lingerie Sticker" plus they are trying to sell it on 34 other products - it looks like most of their other "creative" output amounts to stealing other artists works and selling it on Redbubble.Not sure how long they have been doing this and if they have actually sold any of the 34 products with my artwork on it.....DMCA notice issued to Redbubble. I do have my own presence on Redbubble, but just never got around to actually putting any thing on there for sale, which is a shame in hindsight as it would have been easier to have this losers page taken down no doubt.