"Alarming, Terrible": Satya Nadella On Taylor Swift's Deepfake Images
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The Microsoft CEO emphasised the need for a quick response to such incidents.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on Monday expressed concern over the recent rise in AI-generated sexually-explicit deepfake videos and images of celebrities, calling the trend "alarming and terrible".
In an interview to NBC news, the chief executive was asked about the fake pornographic images of US pop sensation Taylor Swift that went viral on social media.
Mr Nadella emphasised the need for a quick response to such incidents. “I think it behooves us to move fast on this," he said, adding that "guardrails" were needed to ensure only safe content is produced online.
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