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Grok, the AI assistant for X, posted the alleged identity of a woman suing Cornell University over an alleged gang rape more than 300 times in replies to users, while Facebook, Instagram and TikTok attempted to limit the spread of content purporting to identify the woman. X allowed searches for her name despite the blocks implemented by Meta and TikTok. The distribution comes as the plaintiff's identity remains a point of contention in a high profile legal case characterized by online harassment and swatting attacks against the woman's home.
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- SOURCE@washingtonpost“X allowed searches for the alleged name, and Grok also posted it in replies to users at least 300 times, data shows”x.com
- SOURCE@mikesisak“A judge has now sealed Jane Doe’s lawsuit over alleged Cornell University gang rape, 3+ weeks after it was filed”x.com
- SUPPORT@afp“Asians who share a name with one of the men accused of raping a Cornell University student have faced a torrent of online abuse, including death threats”x.com
- SUPPORT@nypost“Cornell grad suspended from job, doxxed after being wrongly linked to chats about alleged gang rape”x.com
- SUPPORT@sohrabahmari“I’m a junior at Columbia University, and I’ve spent the past 48 hours under a barrage of messages urging me to commit suicide”x.com
- SUPPORT@mtracey“Oh yeah that should do the trick, nobody saved any copies of the lawsuit”x.com
- SUPPORT@mtracey“JANE DOE'S LAWYER IS NOW OPENLY "DOXXING" HER IN COURT FILINGS, HE JUST POSTED THE ADDRESS OF THE NYC APARTMENT”x.com
- SUPPORT@conlin_lauren“Jane Doe’s attorney, Thomas Giuffra, filed a scathing 12-page response accusing defense lawyers of selectively leaking confidential Cornell Title IX records to the press”x.com