xAI bets on First Amendment shield as Minnesota nudification law looms over Grok

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Elon Musk’s xAI is suing Grok users to press safe harbor against Minnesota’s upcoming nudification law, arguing the statute is unconstitutional and overbroad, while Minnesota defends the measure as a necessary guard against harmful AI-generated nudity; the outcome will hinge on whether Grok outputs constitute protected speech and whether the law’s penalties are narrowly tailored.
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- Lawmakers, advocates hope Minnesota AI "nudification" ban will move forward despite Elon Musk lawsuit CBS News
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