IT House reported on January 30 that according to Reuters and The Hollywood Reporter, X (Twitter) has lifted the "search ban" on Taylor Swift on the evening of the 29th Eastern time. Joe Benarroch, head of operations at X, said in a statement on the matter, "We have re-enabled the search function [for her] and we will remain vigilant against any attempts to disseminate such content." Once discovered, we will delete it. ”
Last Saturday (27th) local time, the X platform took an unprecedented move last Saturday - officials temporarily blocked any search for Taylor Swift. If you try to search for Taylor Swift on platform X, you'll get a "blank space" result.
As previously reported by IT House, a large number of AI fakes about well-known singer Taylor Swift appeared on social platforms such as X and Facebook last week, further exacerbating concerns about AI abuse.
Wall Street** was confirmed by Joe Benarroch, Head of Business Operations at X:
This is an ad hoc action that we will do very carefully as we prioritize security on this issue.The report also added that after the fake ** appeared on the platform, Taylor Swift's fans sent real ** to platform X and reported the account spreading the AI fake **.