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By some estimates, the fake pornographic images of Swift were viewed more than 45 million times before they were taken off the X platform. New Jersey Rep. Tom...

Swifts ardent fanbase of "Swifties" quickly mobilised, 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. Some said they were reporting accounts that were sharing the deepfakes.

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.

The White House has said explicit doctored images of singer Taylor Swift circulating on social media are “very alarming” and urged Congress to take...

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 .

"This is very alarming. And so, we're going to do what we can to deal with this issue," White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said at a news briefing, adding that Congress should take legislative action on the issue.

On Friday that the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists called for deepfakes to be made illegal after the technology

Taylor Swift's name was no longer searchable on X Saturday after graphic AI photos of the singer were shared online.

From Taylor Swift deepfakes to systematic theft of copyrighted content, social platforms are being overwhelmed by AI-driven bad actors.

Deepfake porn is prolific. The explicit, AI-generated images of Taylor Swift that circulated on X this week are taking the issue to new heights.