xAI is suing Minnesota over a groundbreaking new law banning AI-generated nude images, arguing it’s overly broad and could cost them millions per violation — even for content created with consent or featuring publicly visible body parts. The lawsuit claims the law fails to protect companies trying to prevent misuse and targets tech providers, unlike other laws. Minnesota’s Attorney General hasn’t reviewed the filing yet, but this isn’t the first legal battle — California’s similar law was struck down on First Amendment grounds. xAI, which already enforces strict policies against non-consensual nudity and child exploitation, says it’s taken technical steps to block such content globally, especially in regions where it’s illegal.
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