Taylor Swift on stage in Paris last year via the Associated Press
Taylor Swift Fans are voiced upset after the singer appears to have promoted her new album The Life of a Showgirl using AI generated in the video.
Last week, following her latest music release, the Grammy Award winners hid orange “doors” in major cities around the world, adorning QR codes that take fans to special videos inspired by her new songs when they scanned them.
However, after these clips were shared online, Swifties began picking up irregularities and inconsistencies in the video, suspecting it was created using the generated AI.
Last year, Taylor spoke about her “terror around AI.” Donald TrumpIn a camp where she appeared to support him for the president, she urged her to express her support for Kamala Harris in last year's election.
Because of this, some fans were surprised to hear that her team was allegedly using it in these videos.
Others also pointed to the environmental impact of generated AI, noting that an artist of Taylor's height (and in fact, wealth) could have afforded to pay a graphic designer rather than using AI.
Huffpost UK contacted the Taylor Swift team for an explanation.
Showgirls' life came out on Friday, sparking widespread responses from fans and critics.
Many of the songs on the album have already raised eyebrows. In other words, Wood appears to be singing about his sex life with his fiance, Travisquerce. A figure of his father, featuring interpolation from George Michael Classic, of the same name. And it's actually a Diss track with fellow pop singer Charli XCX, who is romantic.
