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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.

Kathy Hochul announced support for a first-in-nation law designed to boost AI transparency in New York.

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Kathy Hochul announced support for a first-in-nation law designed to boost AI transparency in New York.

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  1. Hochul is enacting AI transparency laws in NY, facing pushback from Blakeman, with MA also reviewing protocols.1 source
  2. Hochul is exploring AI kill switches for the state, and New York is requiring AI developers to register.Sub-event
  3. Hochul announced state AI safety legislation in New York.1 source
  4. Hochul is leading AI policy in New York, and a TIAA representative has joined the FutureWorks Commission.Sub-event
  5. Hochul supports new AI transparency law in NY.1 source

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