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New York is preparing to enforce an AI safety law requiring major developers, including OpenAI and Anthropic, to register, disclose safety practices and report critical incidents, TechCrunch reports.

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Companies that fail to comply could face fines. The report describes a concrete shift from AI safety commitments on paper to disclosure and incident-reporting duties backed by enforcement. The precise rules and how they will be applied matter next.

Discuss: Should AI developers have to report critical incidents to regulators, or could mandatory reporting discourage companies from sharing problems early?

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    New York has opened a registration portal for large frontier AI developers, who must register by 1 January 2027. TechCrunch reports that the RAISE Act covers companies with more than $500 million in annual revenue and takes effect at the start of the year.

    The law requires covered developers to publish safety frameworks and public model transparency reports, and to report critical safety incidents within 72 hours. Penalties can reach $1 million for a violation and $3 million for subsequent violations, according to TechCrunch.

    A newly formed state office, DIGIT, will implement the law and oversee large frontier AI labs. The state has also launched the New York Center for AI Responsibility and Research at SUNY Binghamton to evaluate advanced AI systems and work with DIGIT on company safety frameworks.

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