S 9236 — Relates To Falsely Reporting An Incident Through The Use Of Artificial Intelligence
S 9236 is a proposed New York state bill that addresses the misuse of artificial intelligence to falsely report incidents. The bill aims to prevent the creation and dissemination of AI-generated content that falsely represents an incident, potentially misleading authorities or the public. It targets the use of AI in generating deceptive content for criminal or harmful purposes. The bill was introduced in the 2025-2026 legislative session and is currently referred to the Codes Committee for review.
Linked Incidents
3Incidents this policy has been directly linked to
Philippine president deepfake audio clip spreads on YouTube amid South China Sea tensions
South Florida man arrested after posting AI-generated deepfake video of deputy’s patrol car being broken into in Puerto Rico
YouTube AI auto-dub mistranslates 'Now, Jimmy Kimmel!' into 'Well now, kill him' in Japanese-language version of his own show
Related Incidents
Same harm domain, actors and location may differ
Retired Toronto banker Michael Mallinson falsely identified as Charlie Kirk's assassin in viral social media posts
Journalist Helen Brown's photo stolen and placed on Kremlin-linked fake news site to lend credibility to Ukraine disinformation
Pet care company targeted by AI-generated fake review bombing campaign on Google
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