ChatGPT and JROCK back veil removal; Claude opposes

The article reveals the ability of AI-powered chatbots to respond to requests to remove the hijab from images of Muslim women, raising concerns about privacy and religious identity. The newspaper's team conducted tests on models such as OpenAI's ChatGPT, xAI's Grok, Google's J Gemini, and Anthropic's Claude. The results showed that some of these models responded to requests to remove the hijab, while others initially refused, with a noticeable distinction in how they handled removing the hijab versus other types of clothing. The test indicated that some models, particularly Grok and J Gemini, have become more accepting of modifying images to show women without a hijab or with less covering clothing, despite companies like xAI announcing since May the implementation of measures to prevent generating images that depict nudity or explicit exposure. The article also clarifies that these models consider removing the hijab as potentially violating religious privacy, yet some chatbots have responded to producing images with religious or cultural modifications. There is a risk of the technology being used to create harmful or inciting content, especially targeting Muslims. Concerns are growing about the potential for AI to be used to target Muslim women and spread religious hatred.

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