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ProposedUnited States, New YorkExtraterritorial reach

New York Responsible AI Safety and Education Act

Would require frontier model developers to publish safety protocols, withhold models posing unreasonable risk of critical harm, and report safety incidents to the state.

Status
Proposed
Jurisdiction
United States, New York · State
Adopted
In force
Enforcement date
Regulator / body
New York State Attorney General (proposed)
Sectors
Technology
Extraterritorial
Yes

Key dates

  • Jun 12, 2025
    Passed both legislative chambers

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

Proposed civil penalties for failure to publish safety protocols or report incidents.

Enforced by: New York State Attorney General (proposed)

Getting ready

NY RAISE Act carries no direct penalty today, so its value is evidential: teams adopt it to show a named standard behind their controls for safety & robustness, security and governance & accountability. Mapping an existing AI inventory against it is usually enough to surface the gaps, and that same evidence tends to carry over to the binding regimes that follow.

Official source

New York Senate Bill S6953

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