A U.S. Air Force veteran who fled a charge of possessing sexually explicit images of a child told his lawyer he joined Russia’s army, and video appears to show
The social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has blocked searches of pop superstar Taylor Swift after explicit, artificial intelligence (AI) generated images went viral on social media, an executive confirmed Sunday. As of Sunday night, searches of “Taylor Swift” on the social media platform showed the error message, “Something went wrong. Try reloading.”…
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 legislative action against the phenomenon.