The rapid permeation of Grok produced sexual deepfakes is sparking international backlash and showcasing the immediate consequences of regulatory delay on women and girl survivors, for the Canadian federal government. This article was written by Natasha Dixon, who is the Founder and Executive Director of the Digital Sexual Violence Support Centre (DSVSC). Natasha holds a master’s degree in public and international affairs and a bachelor’s degree in political science.  **Pleas

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