Get exclusive access to this content and enjoy special privileges, including select articles and premium content, by joining Fox News with your account - completely free of charge. Please provide a valid email address. Angel Reese, a prominent player for LSU women's basketball, recently took to social media to call out individuals who have allegedly been creating AI-generated photos of her. While Reese did not provide specific details about the nature of these photos, she expressed her concern and disbelief in a post, stating, "Creating fake AI pictures of me is crazy and weird AF. " In another post, she added, "I know I may be attractive to some, but I'm only 21, and you're engaging in this nonsense when I would never do such a thing. " Reese is not the first public figure to face such issues, as earlier this year, X had to block Taylor Swift searches due to sexually explicit AI-generated images of the pop star circulating on the platform. X reportedly suspended at least one account associated with these images and emphasized its strict zero-tolerance policy on non-consensual nudity (NCN) content. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre acknowledged the alarming nature of this issue and called on Congress to take legislative action.

These alleged photos emerge as LSU aims for a second consecutive national championship. The Tigers, seeded No. 3, will begin their tournament against Rice on Friday at 4 pm ET. The Associated Press contributed to this report.