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  1. AI tenants are driving office demand in New York, while Texas and San Francisco see massive investment in data centers and real estate.
  2. New York lawmakers are establishing guardrails around AI systems, alongside the EU releasing a voluntary code of practice for compliance.
  3. Kathy Hochul announced support for a first-in-nation law designed to boost AI transparency in New York.

New York Explores AI Kill Switches and Mandates Developer Registration

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New York is implementing new rules for powerful artificial intelligence systems. Governor Kathy Hochul stated the state is considering emergency "AI kill switches" as part of its oversight. Furthermore, starting in November, frontier AI developers must register with New York ahead of the safety law taking effect in 2027.

From cbs6albany.com, amny.com

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The new law requires AI developers to take steps to identify and address potential safety risks. While the state is pushing for guardrails, some industry voices warn that differing state-by-state regulations could create problems for the industry.

Kathy Hochul previously announced support for a first-in-nation law designed to boost AI transparency in New York. New York lawmakers are also establishing guardrails around AI systems.

From cbs6albany.com

Who's involved

  • New YorkState implementing new AI safety laws and registration requirements.
  • Kathy HochulGovernor exploring AI kill switches and overseeing the new safety law.
  • Andrew GounardesState Senator supporting urgent AI regulation.

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  1. Hochul considering AI kill switch oversight; Gounardes supports urgent AI regulation.1 source
  2. Hochul exploring AI kill switches and NY requiring developer registration.1 source

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