A 10231 — Establishes The Position Of Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer
This bill establishes the position of Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer in New York State government. The officer is tasked with overseeing the ethical use of artificial intelligence systems and ensuring transparency and accountability in AI deployment. The bill aims to address potential harms from algorithmic discrimination and surveillance risks associated with AI systems used by state agencies.
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