Taylor Swift’s AI creation of sexual photos condemned

Actors Guild of America (SAG-AFTRA, in English) described as “disturbing, hurtful and deeply troubling” Taylor Swift’s sexual photos artificial intelligence (AI) that has been making the rounds on the internet this week.

“Developing and distributing fake images – especially those of an indecent nature – without someone’s consent should be illegal,” the institution said in a statement posted on its website this Friday.

In written form SAG-AFTRA He also expressed his solidarity with the singer and “women around the world” who are and have been victims of the theft of their privacy and “their right to privacy.”

Pornographic pictures of the singer ‘Karma’ spread this week mainly in social network. After being viewed by millions of users, the photos were removed from the platform and several accounts were suspended for sharing fake explicit content from the artist.

Because of this, many of Swift’s followers, as well as Internet users in general, expressed concern and dissatisfaction with the event and called on lawmakers to take strict measures against platforms and technologies that abuse women in this way.

The union of interpreters who supported the bill, which are Democrats, also got involved Joe Morelle introduced last year and would make sharing such images a federal crime.

So far, neither the singer nor her representatives have taken a position on this, but on Thursday, British newspapers Daily mail reported that a source close to the singer claimed Swift was “furious” and was considering legal action over the matter.

Swift also experienced disturbing moments on January 20 and 23 when an alleged stalker was arrested twice outside her home in New York.

According to a police source obtained by CNN, the man was standing in the street staring at the singer’s building both times he was arrested for the same situation, and is currently being held on multiple charges of harassment and harassment.