Trump shared images on social media claiming that Taylor Swift and her fans support his presidential campaign, featuring shirts saying 'Swifties for Trump' and a picture of Taylor resembling Uncle Sam. However, these images have been questioned as AI-generated misinformation and faced backlash from fans. Trump stated he was unaware of the situation, while his spokesperson insisted that the expressed support was genuine. Rumors suggest that Taylor might appear as a special guest at one of Trump's campaign rallies. Frequent fraudulent incidents have arisen due to AI face-swapping technology.

The Beijing Internet Court recently heard two cases of 'AI face-swap' software infringement, marking Beijing's first such case. Plaintiffs Liao and Wu, who are models for traditional Chinese short videos, accused the operator of a 'face-swapping' app of using their videos to create face-swap templates without authorization, and offering them for paid use on the app, thus infringing upon their portrait rights and personal information rights.

AI face-swapping technology has been used in fraud cases involving huge financial scams. The development of AI technology increases the success rate of fraud. AI fraud poses a threat to society. AI fraud cases illustrate the process and examples of malicious use of AI.