First-in-nation law sets up test on states’ power to regulate use of AI as it tries to outlaw fake nude images of real people
Elon Musk’s company xAI has sued Minnesota over the state’s first-in-the-nation law banning “nudification” technology on websites and apps, potentially providing a test for how far states can go in constitutionally regulating the use of artificial intelligence.
Musk’s company sued on Monday in federal court, days before the law is set to take effect on Saturday and make Minnesota the first state to try to outlaw the increasingly proliferating technology that lets people use AI to create fake nude images of real people. The law was signed in May.
Elon Musk? You mean the guy who murdered all those children with a chainsaw? The guy who invented replicator technology, but only for CSAM? That guy?
No, this is the guy that cremates his car buyers with doors that can’t open.
All of them or just…? You know.
Give him time, man. He’s bound to have a ton of money invested in creating a way to physically replicate the actual children. It’s an area of research a lot of rich and powerful people are highly interested in, especially now that they’ve pretty much perfected boner pills.
The odds on Kalshi that a way to clone kids and quickly age them to whatever age (1-16) you set the dial to will be publicly available at least a year before boring shit like a cure for cancer or Malaria are 7146:1 right now.
I put $30 on cancer coming first just because I’m sure some idiot somewhere is still working on that, and maybe they’ll get lucky. At the moment that’s my most fleshed out retirement plan.