After the scandal involving AI-generated nude photos, it seems that American pop singer Taylor Swift has vanished from the platform X (formerly Twitter) when conducting any search. Her name no longer appears on X, following the controversy surrounding explicit images that featured a watermark indicating they came from a site known for creating fake nude images of celebrities. This site even has an entire section called "AI Deepfake," and the account that posted the images has since been suspended, according to The Daily Beast.
Fans of the American singer expressed their happiness with X's step to remove the images from the platform, with one social media user writing, "At least they did something." Another added, "Just because Taylor chose this profession doesn’t mean she should forfeit her right to privacy and respect. The sooner people understand that, the better."
It is noteworthy that fake pornographic images of Swift had gone viral on social media in recent days, being viewed millions of times, and the White House expressed its concern about the spread of such images online two days ago, referring to the widely circulated footage as "extremely disturbing."
