Taylor Swift's sexually explicit AI photos spark outrage, fans demand legal action
Taylor Swift at Packers-Chiefs Game
Taylor Swift, one of theworld's most celebrated star musicians, has become the latest victim of deep-fake technology. Earlier this week, some explicit and obscene AI-generated images of Swift started circulating on the internet.
The doctored AI photos showed Swift in a very objectionable manner during a Kansas City Chiefs game.
The ''Lover'' singer has often been spotted at the Kansas game to support her beau Travis Kelce.
As per the Daily Mail, the sexualised images of Taylor were created by a website known as Celeb Jihad, a deepfake porn site that has shared several faked photos of the A-listers.
The images were shared by the website on January 15 under the title 'Taylor Swift Chiefs Sex Scandal Caught On Camera'.
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"Who ever is making those Taylor swift AI pictures you are a disgusting person," said another user.
Wrote another user, "the same men who call taylor swift mid are searching for taylor swift ai cause they can't see women successful but they enjoy them being degraded."
Taylor's fans continued to show their anger over Swift's photos.
Many of Tayor's photos have been removed from the microblogging site for violating the rules.
However, many images remain online.
While Swift has not commented on the photos, a source has reportedly revealed that she is “furious” over her nude AI-generated images.
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“Whether or not legal action will be taken is being decided but there is one thing that is clear: these fake AI generated images are abusive, offensive, exploitative and done without Taylor’s consent and/or knowledge,” a source told the Daily Mail.
Earlier this week, a man was arrested for allegedly attempting to break into Taylor Swift's Tribeca apartment in New York City. Read the full story here.
