New York City’s new AI legislative package features ‘kill switch’ and whistleblower incentive
The New York City Council introduced a slate of bills Friday to address the potential risks posed by artificial intelligence without proper regulations in place. Council Speaker Julie Menin announced the legislative package, which includes
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The New York City Council introduced a slate of bills Friday to address the potential risks posed by artificial intelligence without proper regulations in place. Council Speaker Julie Menin announced the legislative package, which includes a “kill switch” mandate and a first-in-the-nation whistleblower incentive program.
The so-called kill switch would let human developers shut down […]
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