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Minnesota passes ban on fake AI nudes; app makers risk $500K fines

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Minnesota has become the first state to ban apps that create fake nude images of real people, imposing fines up to $500,000 per violation. This law significantly impacts developers and tech professionals by setting a legal precedent for regulating AI-generated content and potentially influencing similar legislation in other states. The enforcement begins this August if signed into law by Governor Tim Walz.

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