New York lawmakers are establishing guardrails around AI systems, alongside the EU releasing a voluntary code of practice for compliance.
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Updated Jun 10
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New York lawmakers are establishing guardrails around AI systems, alongside the EU releasing a voluntary code of practice for compliance.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Kathy Hochul announced support for a first-in-nation law designed to boost AI transparency in New York.Sub-event
NY lawmakers introduce guardrails for AI systems, complementing EU voluntary compliance codes.1 source
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