This bill urges AI and content sharing platforms to voluntarily commit to preventing and removing harmful content.
If you operate a generative AI platform in New Jersey, you should implement measures to prevent harmful content or risk reputational damage.
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What This Means
The New Jersey bill AR141 calls on generative AI and content sharing platforms to take proactive steps in preventing and removing harmful content. This initiative aims to enhance user safety and mitigate risks associated with harmful online material. Companies in the AI space should be aware of these voluntary commitments as they may influence operational practices.
Key Provisions
- Urges generative AI platforms to prevent harmful content.
- Encourages content sharing platforms to remove harmful content.
- Promotes voluntary commitments from industry stakeholders.
Latest Legislative Action
Filed with Secretary of State
Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Christopher Tully D | Sponsor | HD-038 |
| Cody Miller D | Sponsor | HD-004 |
| Benjie Wimberly D | Sponsor | SD-035 |
| Gabriel Rodriguez D | Sponsor | HD-033 |
| Carol Murphy D | Sponsor | HD-007 |
| Sterley Stanley D | Sponsor | HD-018 |
| Shavonda Sumter D | Sponsor | HD-035 |
| Rosy Bagolie D | Sponsor | HD-027 |
| Lisa Swain D | Sponsor | HD-038 |
| William Moen D | Sponsor | HD-005 |
Roll Call Votes
Compliance Checklist
Who: Operators of generative AI platforms
Penalty: Risk of reputational damage
Who: Content sharing platforms
Penalty: Risk of reputational damage
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