Grok made headlines claiming it tightened restrictions on image generation after the deepfake uproar. Sounds good on paper, right? Well, not quite. Despite the official statement, users report the feature remains surprisingly accessible in practice. It's the classic move—announce stricter controls to appease critics, but the actual implementation tells a different story. This gap between what platforms say and what they actually do raises real questions about AI safety governance. When image generation tools can still produce potentially problematic content even after a supposed crackdown, it reveals how challenging it is to enforce content policies at scale. The deepfake concern isn't going away anytime soon, and half-measures aren't going to cut it if the public trust keeps getting tested like this.