Obscene images of Taylor Swift made with artificial intelligence were published by an account on the X (Twitter) platform. Although these invalid photos were removed from social media in a short time, sources close to the musician said that Swift was very angry and was considering taking legal action.
Earlier in the week, suggestive AI images of Taylor Swift went viral on the social media platform, and now X platform users are encountering an error message when they search for the famous musician's name.
After the problem arose, X officials, owned by Elon Musk, said that the defect notification that appeared when the name Tylor Swift was typed in searches was a precaution taken and said, "This is a temporary action and we are being very careful because we prioritize security in this regard." After the fake image scandal, even searches with the name Taylor Swift were blocked; When you try to search for the name of a famous musician on the X platform, the site gives errors.
In disturbing footage, the 34-year-old star was shown in a variety of inappropriate sexual scenarios at a game against boyfriend Travis Kelce's Kansas City Chiefs. The X account that shared these images was closed and the fake images uploaded were also eliminated.
However, even though the images are not available and even searches for the name Taylor Swift on the X platform are blocked, the reactions do not subside. Swift fans, IT experts and lawyers argue that these artificial intelligence-produced fake images should not have been uploaded to the platform in any form in the first place.
The 34-year-old musician has not yet made a statement about the scandal, but his fans are filling the X (Twitter) platform with positive statements about him in order to fight against views known as "deepfakes".
Deepfake is a type of media in which an existing scene or image of a person is replaced with the image of another person using artificial intelligence and various software.
Fans commented on the images showing the musician in provocative poses: “People who share artificial intelligence photos are sick and disgusting. While he shared countless posts saying "Protect Taylor Swift at all costs", it was said that this was a terrible and unforgivable crime and those responsible should definitely be imprisoned.
It was claimed that invalid obscene images created by artificial intelligence made Taylor Swift very angry and that the star musician would take legal action.
After the events, even the White House had to make a statement and expressed its concerns about these fake images.
Regarding the invalid images of Taylor Swift with obscene content created by artificial intelligence, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said, “It is concerning that invalid images of Taylor Swift are shared on social media. We know that these types of events disproportionately affect women and girls. “The Biden administration is committed to ensuring that we reduce the risk of fabricated AI images through legislative action.” She made the statement.
The X platform security group, owned by Elon Musk, said about the shared obscene images: “Publishing non-voluntary obscene images on X is strictly prohibited and we have a zero tolerance policy against such content. "Our groups are actively removing all identified images and taking appropriate action against the accounts responsible for publishing them."
However, the platform could not explain how and by whom these images were uploaded to the site in the first place and why this was allowed in the first place, despite all the pressure.
