Recently, fake content related to Taylor Swift has flooded platform X (Twitter). Specifically, through deepfake technology, the female singer’s face is grafted onto another person’s body to create new images and videos.

Taking advantage of this technology, many people have created unhealthy content to defame famous people. Among them, Taylor Swift is typical as the number of fake images and videos about the female singer is increasing to an alarming level.

Platform X even had to block searches for Taylor Swift’s name and some related information for a short time.

Immediately, X also issued a warning to users about posting unhealthy, nude images without the consent of others. At the same time, X also promised to take measures against violations.

With celebrity impersonation, the US Government also has an interest. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre affirmed that she will call on social media platforms to take action against deepfakes.

Not only Taylor Swift, many other stars also became victims of the above situation such as Blackpink, BTS, Red Velvet, Twice… Kpop idols are the leading subjects for using deepfake technology to fake pornographic images. porn, posted on dark websites and social networks X.

This greatly affects the image and reputation of Kpop stars. Notably, finding and handling violating accounts also faces many difficulties.

Therefore, fans look forward to legal actions from Taylor Swift and agree on applying strong measures against the misuse of AI technology.

As for Taylor Swift, the singer also tightened her grip on ticket sales for her tour, conducting investigations into Ticketmaster (an American ticket sales and distribution company headquartered in Beverly Hills, California). and operates in many countries around the world). This will help artists and music groups in ticket control.

The above factors are expected to have a significant impact on Kpop idols and celebrities. Legal actions are likely to be effective in limiting deepfakes for artists.