The report said Swift’s family and friends are also “furious.”

Taylor Swift is said to be “furious” after becoming the target of an AI cyber attack.AP

A source claimed the “Cruel Summer” singer is considering taking legal action.Getty Images for TAS Rights Management

“Legislation needs to be passed to prevent this, and laws must be enacted,” the insider argued.

Although Swift, 34, has not publicly commented on the scandal, her legion of loyal fans were quick to flood X, formerly known as Twitter, with positive posts about her in an attempt to combat the spreading of inappropriate images.

The posts, known as “deepfakes,” showed the “Love Story” singer in a variety of provocative and offensive poses at a Kansas City Chiefs game, which her boyfriend, Travis Kelce, plays for.

“Taylor’s circle of family and friends are furious, as are her fans obviously,” the insider said.Getty Images

Page Six has seen the doctored photos but is not sharing them.

“people sharing the ai pics are sick and disgusting. protect taylor swift at all costs,” one fan tweeted as “Protect Taylor Swift” trended on the platform Thursday morning.

“using ai generated pornography of someone is awful and inexcusable. you guys need to be put in jail,” another wrote of the person or persons behind the snaps.

Swifties were quick to come to the pop star’s defense after the deepfakes were posted on social media.Said Elatab / SplashNews.com

Others directed their vitriol toward those who re-shared the images on social media after they first appeared on adult websites earlier this month.

“My Taylor post went viral and now everyone is posting it,” one user wrote.

He later added, “Bro what have I done… They might pass new laws because of my Taylor Swift post. If Netflix did a documentary about AI pics they’d put me in it as a villain. It’s never been so over.”

The Grammy winner, who is dating Travis Kelce, has not publicly addressed the scandal.TNSWhat do you think? Post a comment.

The troll’s account has since been made private.

Swift is far from the first celebrity to be targeted by AI technology, which has advanced rapidly.

Last year, people were fooled by deepfake photos of Pope Francis as well as with a viral shot of former President Donald Trump being taken down by a group of police for seemingly resisting arrest.