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Taylor Swift isn’t only one not happy that disturbing AI-generated photos of her have been appearing online. So is LSU basketball star Angel Reese.
Reese, who helped lead LSU to a national championship in 2023 and will try to do so again in 2024, apparently caught wind of some AI-generated images of herself and took to social media to voice her displeasure with it.
“Creating fake AI pictures of me is crazy and weird AF!” Reese wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
Reese followed up that post with another one that was a little more light-hearted, but the message was the same.
“Like I know I’m fine & seem to have an appeal to some but I’m literally 21 and y’all doing this BS when I would neverrrrrr,” she added.
Fans of the SEC Player of the Year were quick to jump into the comments to show Angel Reese their support.
“When you are Angel Reese and you fine af you are gonna attract good people and just flat out weirdos,” one fan wrote.
“The internet will always find a way to make s— weird,” another fan commented.
Unfortunately, as AI becomes more and more advanced and accessible, there is only going to be more and more people like Angel Reese and Taylor Swift who will be the target of people being “creepy and weird” on social media.
Not all social media interactions are negative for Angel Reese though. Far from it.
For example, Reese and fellow LSU sports star Olivia Dunne recently collaborated on a TikTok video featuring the track “Big One” by rapper Bossman DLO.
@livvy #duet with @angel see guys! #lsu #studentathlete ♬ Big One – BossMan DLow
That video comes on the heels of Livvy competing in her final regular season gymnastics meet for the LSU Tigers.
Following the event, Reese was one of many to congratulate Dunne on her college career, writing on her Instagram stories, “GEAUX QUEEN @LIVVYDUNNE.”