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Research & Safety

New York's AI Safety Law Takes Effect, Putting OpenAI and Anthropic Under Oversight

New York is preparing to enforce its AI safety law. Major developers must register, disclose safety practices and report critical incidents or face fines.

RESEARCH & SAFETY

New York's AI safety law is taking effect, and the state is preparing to enforce it. Major developers such as OpenAI and Anthropic fall under it.

The law requires them to register and to disclose their safety practices. They must also report critical incidents. Those who do not comply face fines.

Why it matters: State-level rules are becoming real obligations for AI developers.

What builders should know

  • Registration, safety disclosure and incident reporting are the three core duties.
  • Fines apply for non-compliance.
  • Check whether your provider falls under the law, since it targets major developers.

Sources: TechCrunch