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New York Legislature Passes GenAI Transparency Bill
Bill would require owners, licensees, and operators of generative AI systems and services to display prominent notices on the user interface that the outputs may be inaccurate.
July 31, 2026
The New York Legislature passed legislation (Assembly Bill A3411B) that would require owners, licensees, and operators of generative AI systems and services to display prominent notices on the user interface that the outputs may be inaccurate. The bill is pending action from the governor. If signed, it would take effect 90 days thereafter. If signed into law, this requirement would apply to customer-facing AI tools such as chatbots, automated hiring assistants, and AI-driven production management platforms — making it essential for companies operating in New York to inventory their consumer-facing AI touchpoints and prepare compliant disclosure language ahead of the effective date.
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