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Fans of Taylor Swift and politicians expressed outrage on Friday at AI-generated fake porn images that went viral on X and were still available on other platforms.

Pope Francis spoke of his fears and hopes for artificial intelligence (AI) in his message for the Roman Catholic Churchs World Day of Social Communications, which will be marked around the world on May 12.

The obscene images are themed around Swifts fandom of the Kansas City Chiefs, which began after she started dating star player Travis Kelce.

The viral deep fakes of Taylor Swift show how the internet is not yet ready for full access to AI. Certain AI-generated images of American pop singer Taylor Swift are making rounds on the internet and social media right now.

Robocall scams affect roughly two billion Americans every year with more than $65 billion lost to scammers. This amounts to roughly $195 lost per person.

The website which shared explicit AI-generated images of Taylor Swift has been posting faked pornographic photos of the singer and other celebrities for years, seemingly with impunity.

The singer is the latest target of the website, that flouts state porn laws and continues to outrun cybercrime squads.

The Pope raised concerns over AI audio deepfakes as well. You will probably never see the head of the Roman Catholic Church in a puffy white coat, but thanks to generative AI, it's as easy as providing a few specific prompts.

Deepfake photos of singer-songwriter Taylor Swift surfaced on social media, raising concerns about AI abuse.

Viral deepfakes of the pop star went viral on X overnight, prompting outrage from Swifties and, eventually, action from the platform.