Deepfake: X blocks some Taylor Swift-related searches on the platform
Deepfake: X blocks some Taylor Swift-related searches on the platform
Last week, explicit images of Taylor Swift generated by AI surfaced on X (formerly Twitter), owned by Elon Musk. In response, X has reportedly blocked searches for 'Taylor Swift' on the platform. However, a search for 'Taylor Swift AI images' or 'Taylor Swift deepfake image' still returns a mix of original and AI-generated photos. X has faced criticism from politicians and tech CEOs, including Microsoft's Satya Nadella. X plans to establish a trust and safety office in Austin, Texas, hiring 100 employees, as CEO Linda Yaccarino prepares to address the Senate Judiciary Committee on X's moderation of child sexual exploitation.
Last week, explicit images of Taylor Swift generated by AI surfaced on X (formerly Twitter), owned by Elon Musk. In response, X has reportedly blocked searches for 'Taylor Swift' on the platform. However, a search for 'Taylor Swift AI images' or 'Taylor Swift deepfake image' still returns a mix of original and AI-generated photos. X has faced criticism from politicians and tech CEOs, including Microsoft's Satya Nadella. X plans to establish a trust and safety office in Austin, Texas, hiring 100 employees, as CEO Linda Yaccarino prepares to address the Senate Judiciary Committee on X's moderation of child sexual exploitation.
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Last week, explicit images of Taylor Swift generated by AI surfaced on X (formerly Twitter), owned by Elon Musk. In response, X has reportedly blocked searches for 'Taylor Swift' on the platform. However, a search for 'Taylor Swift AI images' or 'Taylor Swift deepfake image' still returns a mix of original and AI-generated photos. X has faced criticism from politicians and tech CEOs, including Microsoft's Satya Nadella. X plans to establish a trust and safety office in Austin, Texas, hiring 100 employees, as CEO Linda Yaccarino prepares to address the Senate Judiciary Committee on X's moderation of child sexual exploitation. 
