‘Taylor Swift’ Reportedly No Longer “Searchable” On X As AI-Generated NSFW Images Flood Platform

Taylor Swift fans have suddenly tripled on social media, with many searching for images, and there are many reasons why… but they’re all getting the same answer: -Zlich! However, one reason why “fans” of Taylor Swift are so desperate to find her on X could be due to the AI images trending on the apps. Upon attempting to look for the extremely well-known hitmaker on social media on Saturday, fans were met with an error message: No tagged “Taylor Swift” image on the app, which is normally chokeful of details.

🚨| Head Of Business Operations at Twitter/X officially reveals “Taylor Swift” was temporarily blocked from all searches in order to safeguard from the spread of AI images

“This is a temporary action and done with an abundance of caution as we prioritize safety on this issue” pic.twitter.com/njBSKNDa6E

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— The Eras Tour (@tswifterastour) January 28, 2024

Though the reason for this is yet unknown, it’s safe to assume that it has something to do with the AI sexual pictures that went viral earlier this week on the website and sent Swifites into a frenzy. Graphics of the 34-year-old billionaire, which depicted an imitation of  Swift in various explicit sexual settings, inundated X throughout the week, as previously reported. While true Swift fans were angered and advised others not to share the images, some individuals seemed to have enjoyed the photos.

The circulation of false images of Taylor Swift are alarming. We know that incidences like this disproportionately impact women and girls. @POTUS is committed to ensuring we reduce the risk of fake AI images through executive action. The work to find real solutions will continue. pic.twitter.com/IOIl9ntKtP

— Karine Jean-Pierre (@PressSec) January 26, 2024

Because of how widespread it became, even the White House became involved. Press Secretary Catherine Jean-Pierre stated that the Biden administration is concerned about the photos and that they will be pressing Congress to enact legislation prohibiting them. It appears that many social media platforms are taking Taylor Swift’s reputation and security seriously these days. Just last month, a well-known Instagram account that tracked the movement of the star was taken down. Although the precise cause of the incident remains unknown, it is known that Taylor has previously experienced problems with stalkers, the latest being the re-arrested Crowe; therefore, it is plausible that social media platforms are well aware of the threats the star may be exposed to and seem to be more security conscious moving forward.