In a new interview with Fox Business, Trump was asked explicitly, "Are you worried that Taylor Swift is going to sue you?" He replied, "I don't know anything about them, other than somebody else generated them. I didn't generate them. Somebody came out, they said, 'Oh, look at this.' These were all made up by other people." This reflects Trump's tendency to distance himself from the implications of the AI-generated content he shares.
Trump remarked regarding AI's dangers, "AI is always very dangerous in that way. It's happening with me too. They're having me speak. I speak perfectly, I mean, absolutely perfectly on AI, and I'm like endorsing other products and things. It's a little bit dangerous out there." This highlights his concerns about AI-generated misinformation.
The possibility of legal action from Taylor Swift was noted, with a mention of the right of publicity, which protects individuals from unauthorized exploitation. NBC News stated, "Swift could sue. And while there are any number of reasons that the pop star won't expend the effort of taking Trump to court..." This emphasizes the legal implications surrounding celebrity likenesses.
Despite her prior criticisms of Trump and endorsement of Democratic candidates, the public still speculates about possible legal ramifications of Trump's actions concerning AI depictions of her. Her political stance and past comments may inform her response to such nominal threats.
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