X-rated deepfakes of celebrities and TikTok creators have become prevalent on the internet, blurring the line between real and doctored content. Despite Twitter’s policies against misleading media and non-consensual nudity, manipulated videos and images featuring the faces of popular TikTok creators have surfaced on the platform. An NBC report revealed sexually explicit deepfakes, including one that gained over 21 million views, featuring the face of Addison Rae Easterling superimposed on another woman’s body. Several accounts circulating pornographic deepfakes were discovered and suspended, with some using the likeness of Bella Poarch. Twitter’s content policies, which prohibit synthetic and manipulated media and non-consensual nudity, appear to be violated by this content. The platform’s response to inquiries about the issue was unhelpful. TikTok stars, including Charli D’Amelio, have also been targeted with explicit deepfakes. Deepfakes have also affected other individuals, such as actresses Emma Roberts and Scarlett Johansson, a Texas teacher, and Twitch streamers. However, measures are being taken to combat this issue, with legal consequences for those who distribute explicit deepfakes and platforms like TikTok banning such content. Deepfakes have extended beyond pornography, with fake images of Pope Francis in Balenciaga and even former President Donald Trump’s alleged arrest gaining attention.
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