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New York RAISE Act - Footnote 12

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The bill was signed into law in December 2025, not September 2025. The claim that Governor Hochul negotiated amendments with legislative sponsors is not explicitly stated in the source, but it is implied. The source does not explicitly state that the focus shifted more toward transparency and reporting rather than pre-deployment prohibitions, but it does say that the deployment prohibition was removed and the final law focused on transparency and reporting.

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fpf.org/blog/the-raise-act-vs-sb-53-a-tale-of-two-frontier-ai-laws/(1 check)

partial85%Haiku 4.5 · 4/3/2026

Found: Following the bill's passage, Governor Hochul negotiated amendments with legislative sponsors to reduce the regulatory burden and align New York's approach with California's recently enacted TFAIA (SB…

Note: The bill was signed into law in December 2025, not September 2025. The claim that Governor Hochul negotiated amendments with legislative sponsors is not explicitly stated in the source, but it is implied. The source does not explicitly state that the focus shifted more toward transparency and reporting rather than pre-deployment prohibitions, but it does say that the deployment prohibition was removed and the final law focused on transparency and reporting.

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