Minnesota Moves to Ban AI Apps That Generate Fake Nude Images
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Minnesota is proposing legislation to ban artificial intelligence applications that create fake nude images without consent. The bill aims to protect individuals from non-consensual deepfake pornography by making such acts a misdemeanor offense. Lawmakers emphasized the need to address the growing misuse of AI technology in generating harmful and deceptive content.
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- ▪Minnesota's proposed bill would make it illegal to use AI to generate fake nude images without a person's consent.
- ▪The legislation classifies the creation of non-consensual deepfake pornography as a misdemeanor offense.
- ▪The bill reflects broader concerns about AI misuse and the need for legal safeguards against digital exploitation.
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