Constitutional law experts don't always agree with Elon Musk &mdash; but on X's deepfake lawsuit, some do

Constitutional law experts don't always agree with Elon Musk — but on X's deepfake lawsuit, some do

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Elon Musk's social media site X is suing Minnesota over a state law that criminalizes the use of AI-generated deepfakes to influence an election — and legal experts say the case raises constitutional red flags about the statute.

Constitutional law experts don't always agree with Elon Musk — but on X's deepfake lawsuit, some do

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