N.Y.Regulation
New York sets November RAISE Act registration rollout ahead of January compliance
New York said it would begin directing large frontier AI developers to register in November ahead of the RAISE Act’s January 1, 2027 compliance date. The law established requirements for public safety frameworks, model disclosures and incident reporting, with separate deadlines for imminent physical danger.
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Key points
- Large frontier developers exceed $500 million in annual gross revenue, counting affiliates; frontier models exceed 10^26 training operations.The New York State Senate
- Incidents posing imminent death or serious-injury risk require disclosure to an appropriate authority within 24 hours.The New York State Senate
- Disclosure statements require renewal every two years or earlier upon ownership transfers or material information changes.The New York State Senate
- Attorney-general penalties can reach $1 million for a first violation and $3 million for subsequent violations; no private action is created.The New York State Senate
- Annual state reports begin January 1, 2028 and include anonymized, aggregated information about reviewed incidents.The New York State Senate
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