New York lawmakers plan to propose regulations for artificial intelligence in the state, drawing lessons from other states like California.
A hearing was held in Albany to explore consumer protection strategies as AI technology evolves.
Assemblyman Alex Bores advocates for a legal standard to establish liability for AI use and mandates for watermarks on AI-generated images for easier detection of false content.
Bores highlighted the challenge of identifying false information versus proving truth.
Bores plans to introduce AI-related legislation in December, ahead of the new legislative session.
These initiatives will expand on previous efforts, including investments in an AI research hub in Buffalo and restrictions on AI deepfakes in election campaigns.