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New York A 768

NY Artificial Intelligence Consumer Protection Act (ALERT Act)

Pending

Not yet law

Status checked 1 Oct 2026

What it would do

Proposed: developers and deployers of high-risk AI decision systems (employment, housing, credit, education, health, government). Colorado-style framework.

Penalties and enforcement

Maximum penalty
Not yet specified in current version (likely AG enforcement with civil penalties).
Who enforces it
Proposed: New York Attorney General

Bill history

A 768 (introduced Jan 8, 2025 — Asm. Bores)

Primary source: nysenate.gov — A 768

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Questions

Has New York A 768 passed?

No. As of 1 Oct 2026, New York A 768 was still pending and had not been enacted. Proposed effective date: Jan 1, 2027.

Who enforces New York A 768?

Proposed: New York Attorney General.

What are the penalties under New York A 768?

Not yet specified in current version (likely AG enforcement with civil penalties).

Who would New York A 768 apply to?

Proposed: developers and deployers of high-risk AI decision systems (employment, housing, credit, education, health, government). Colorado-style framework.

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