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Enacted, not yet in forceUnited States, New YorkExtraterritorial reach

New York Responsible AI Safety and Education Act

Requires large frontier developers to publish their safety protocols, report critical-harm incidents to the state within 72 hours, and submit to an oversight office inside the Department of Financial Services. Signed on 19 December 2025 and amended in March 2026.

Next deadline77 daysTakes effect · Jan 1, 2027
Status
Enacted, not yet in force
Jurisdiction
United States, New York · State
Adopted
Dec 19, 2025
In force
Jan 1, 2027
Enforcement date
Jan 1, 2027
Regulator / body
New York Attorney General, with an oversight office in the Department of Financial Services
Sectors
Technology
Extraterritorial
Yes

Key dates

  • Jun 12, 2025
    Passed both legislative chambers
  • Dec 19, 2025
    Signed by Governor Hochul
  • Mar 27, 2026
    Amended
  • Jan 1, 2027
    Takes effect

Risk areas addressed

Safety & robustnessSecurityGovernance & accountabilityTransparency

Who it applies to

Developers of frontier AI models above defined compute and cost thresholds doing business in New York.

Penalties & enforcement

Civil penalties up to $1M for a first violation and up to $3M for subsequent violations, brought by the Attorney General.

Enforced by: New York Attorney General, with an oversight office in the Department of Financial Services

Getting ready

NY RAISE Act is enforced by New York Attorney General, with an oversight office in the Department of Financial Services. The next dated milestone falls on Jan 1, 2027, 77 days away: Takes effect. In practice that means knowing which of your AI systems fall in scope in technology, holding assessments that speak to safety & robustness, security and governance & accountability, and being able to produce that evidence on request, including for systems built outside the jurisdiction.

Official source

New York Senate Bill S6953 ↗

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