Minnesota sets limits on AI that undresses people

A family photo uploaded to a social network years ago can become fake sexual material in a matter of minutes. No access to an account, hidden camera, or technical knowledge is needed. All it takes is an ordinary image, an artificial intelligence tool, and someone’s decision to turn another person into an object of humiliation. Minnesota has just taken a step that, for now, can stop that chain before it reaches the victim. A federal judge has declined to suspend a new state law targeting so-called “nudification” apps: services that use AI to generate or alter images and videos of real people, depicting intimate areas that did not appear in the original. xAI, the company associated with Elon Musk and responsible for Grok, had sued the state, arguing that the law violates freedom of speech. But Judge Donovan Frank has ruled that the law can remain in effect while the litigation continues.

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