xAI is suing Minnesota over a new law banning AI-generated nude images, arguing it’s overly broad and could punish companies for lawful use—potentially costing them up to $500K per violation. The law risks banning consensual or self-created images and misdefines “intimate parts,” including public body areas. Minnesota’s AG hasn’t reviewed the suit yet, but this could shape state AI regulation, especially as similar laws face First Amendment challenges. Unlike laws targeting individual creators, this one targets tech companies, conflicting with federal efforts like the “Take it Down Act.” xAI, which already blocks illegal content and edits, says it’s committed to preventing abuse—even as it fights this law.
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