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Minnesota Senate passes bipartisan AI ‘nudification’ ban, poised to become first-in-nation law

Minnesota Senate passes a bipartisan bill banning AI nudification technology facing potential enactment into law.
If signed, the ban would take effect August 1, making Minnesota a first-in-nation example.
The bill allows individuals to sue violators and empowers penalties up to $500,000 per image or video.
The bill would require providers to disable access to AI nudification tools for Minnesotans.
Supporters credit survivor advocates for pushing the legislation forward.
The bill has already cleared the Minnesota House last week before moving to the Senate.
Governor Walz’s signature is anticipated to establish the new prohibition against AI nudification.
The measure targets AI technology that can turn social posts into pornography.
The bill proposes enforcement penalties up to $500,000 per incident.
The legislation represents a pioneering approach against AI-driven nudification in the U.S.

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