AI Law Proposed in New York
New York lawmakers are considering a new law that would regulate the use of artificial intelligence by companies. The proposed legislation aims to increase transparency and accountability in the use of AI systems.
Under the proposed law, companies would be required to disclose when they are using automated decision-making systems to evaluate customers or make decisions that could impact them. This includes using AI to determine credit scores, evaluate job applicants, or provide personalized recommendations.
Advocates of the bill argue that increased transparency is necessary to ensure that AI systems are not discriminating against certain groups or individuals. By requiring companies to disclose when they are using AI, the law aims to hold organizations accountable for any biased or unfair decisions made by these systems.
Opponents of the bill, however, raise concerns about the potential burden it could place on businesses. They argue that the disclosure requirements could be too costly and time-consuming for companies to comply with, especially for smaller businesses with limited resources.
The proposed law is part of a growing trend of policymakers seeking to regulate the use of AI technology. As AI systems become more prevalent in our daily lives, lawmakers are looking for ways to ensure that these systems are used ethically and fairly.
If the law is passed, New York would join a small but growing number of states that have implemented regulations related to AI technology. Proponents believe that increased oversight of AI systems is necessary to protect consumers and prevent discrimination in automated decision-making processes.