Elon Musk's AI company xAI, now owned by SpaceX, has sued Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison to challenge a new state law banning apps that generate non-consensual sexualized images, known as "nudify" apps. The law, effective Saturday, imposes heavy fines for creating explicit deepfakes without consent, aiming to protect individuals from misuse of their images. xAI argues the law violates free speech by broadly banning certain visual expression tools and has filed similar suits against other states with restrictive AI content laws. The case highlights ongoing tensions between AI innovation and privacy protections as regulators seek to curb harmful uses of AI-generated content.
The Trump administration, via the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), proposed a rule to waive certain environmental laws to accelerate the approval process for commercial space rocket launches and reentries. This move aims to benefit companies li...
AI coding startup Cursor has introduced Cursor Start, a ₹649 ($7) monthly subscription tailored for India, priced below its $20 Pro plan. India is Cursor's third-largest market with rapid user growth, making it a strategic focus for expansion. The pl...
Amazon has applied for a license to operate a network of 5,105 satellites aimed at providing mobile phone services, with launches expected to begin in 2028. This follows Amazon's acquisition of Globalstar's satellite operations and aims to expand sat...
Amazon has requested federal approval to launch up to 5,105 satellites to build a direct-to-device (D2D) internet network, aiming to provide connectivity directly to smartphones and other devices without relying on traditional cell towers. This netwo...
