Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, has responded to the controversy surrounding sexually explicit AI-generated fake images of Taylor Swift. In an interview with NBC Nightly News, Nadella describes the widespread distribution of nonconsensual simulated nudes as “alarming and terrible” and emphasizes the need for action. Although Nadella acknowledges the responsibility of tech companies in establishing safeguards to create safer content, he also suggests that larger social and political changes are necessary for addressing the issue. The explicit images of Swift reportedly originated from a Telegram-based nonconsensual porn-making community that utilized Microsoft’s Designer image generator. While Microsoft’s Designer is designed to refuse the creation of images featuring famous individuals, it is possible to manipulate AI generators to bypass these restrictions. The incident involving Swift highlights the ease with which AI tools can be used to create fake nudes, impacting women who lack Swift’s power and status. Nadella’s response illuminates the complexity of regulating AI-generated explicit content and the challenges faced by lawmakers and law enforcement in combating nonconsensual sexual imagery. Efforts are underway to revise right-to-publicity laws, but proposed solutions often conflict with freedom of speech. Nadella suggests the need for social media platforms to limit the dissemination of nonconsensual imagery, while vigilante justice by Swift’s fans against individuals responsible for spreading these images has also been observed. However, there is currently no clear set of solutions for Microsoft to implement, and Nadella’s primary focus is on improving Microsoft’s own AI systems.