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Explicit images of singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, 34, were shared on X this week, garnering over 27 million views and 260,000 "likes" before the account that posted the...

Last week, explicit AI-generated images of Taylor Swift caused uproar on X (formerly Twitter), leading to the platform blocking searches for Taylor Swift temporarily. The Verge reported that searches for her name yielded a message with no images, later confirmed by Times of India-Gadgets Now. Joe Benarroch from X mentioned the move prioritizes safety. Politicians, including Microsofts Satya Nadella, criticized the incident. X plans to hire 100 employees for a new trust and safety office in Austi...

NEW YORK — Pornographic deepfake images of Taylor Swift are circulating online, making the singer the most famous victim of a scourge that tech platforms and anti-abuse groups have struggled to fix.

X has blocked searches for 'Taylor Swift' on its platform after AI-generated explicit images of the pop star surfaced. The move has caused an uproar on social media. Find out more about X's actions and plans.

Sexually explicit and abusive fake images of Taylor Swift began circulating widely this week on social media.

Fake sexually explicit images of Swift proliferated across social media this week, including one image shared on X, formerly Twitter, that the New York Times said was viewed 47 million times before the account was suspended.

Taylor Swift, the pop icon, became the latest victim of a disturbing trend: deepfakes. Sexually explicit images of Swift, generated by artificial intelligence, flooded social media platform X this week, raising concerns about online safety and the ethical implications of AI technology.

​Her ardent fanbase of Swifties quickly mobilized, launching a counteroffensive on the platform formerly known as Twitter and a #ProtectTaylorSwift hashtag to flood it with more positive images of the pop star.

ElevenLabs, an AI startup that offers voice cloning services with its tools, has banned the user that created an audio deepfake of Joe Biden used in an attempt to disrupt the elections, according to Bloomberg.

US News: The White House expresses alarm after explicit deepfake images of Taylor Swift surface. Learn more about the incident and the need for stricter regulations on deepfake content.