The White House expresses deep concern over the proliferation of fake, sexually explicit images of celebrities, including Taylor Swift, generated by artificial intelligence.
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre emphasizes the urgent need for legislation to address the misuse of artificial intelligence in creating non-consensual imagery.
Jean-Pierre highlights the disproportionate impact of lax enforcement on women and girls, who are often the primary targets of such malicious content.
The White House urges social media companies, like X (formerly Twitter), to enforce stricter rules to curb the spread of misinformation and nonconsensual imagery.
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It is imperative to safeguard the privacy and dignity of individuals against the proliferation of AI-generated fake imagery, which violates consent and trust.
Taylor Swift and other celebrities face the alarming spread of AI-generated fake images, highlighting the urgent need for action to protect their digital identities.
Concerns escalate as AI-generated fake images not only target celebrities like Swift but also exploit the likeness of deceased public figures like George Carlin.
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The White House calls for collective action from government, technology companies, and society at large to combat the misuse of artificial intelligence and protect individual rights and dignity online.