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The court wrote in its opinion denying the request that "X.AI filed the motion on July 29, 2026, nearly three months after the law was signed, and only three days before the law is set to take effect. Such a delay in bringing the action and the motion suggests that harm is not immediate."

"I am extremely proud to be defending this law, and along with it, the dignity of the people of Minnesota," said Attorney General Ellison. "Minnesota's landmark law banning the use of nudification technology will go into effect tomorrow as planned. These nudification apps, including Grok Imagine, have been used to generate child sexual abuse materials and harass people in the vilest ways imaginable. That repulsive behavior is not welcome in Minnesota."