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The Babylon Bee sued over New Mexico's AI disclaimer law, arguing HB 182 forces warning labels on political satire and violates free speech.

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Popular Christian satire site The Babylon Bee has sued New Mexico officials over a new law that requires warning labels to be put on any AI-generated political satire.