Mandates search engines to disclose when information is AI-generated, with specific disclosure requirements.
If you operate a search engine in New York, you must disclose AI-generated info by 90 days post-enactment or face $5,000 fines.
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What This Means
This bill requires search engines in New York to inform users when the information displayed is generated using artificial intelligence. The disclosure must be clear, using the same font size as the information itself, appearing directly above it and as a watermark. Non-compliance could result in a civil penalty of up to $5,000. This regulation aims to enhance transparency in digital information consumption.
Key Provisions
- Search engines must disclose AI-generated information.
- Disclosure must be in the same font size as the information.
- Disclosure must appear directly above and as a watermark.
- Non-compliance results in up to $5,000 penalty.
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referred to consumer affairs and protection
Compliance Checklist
Who: Search engine operators
Deadline: 90 days post-enactment
Penalty: Up to $5,000 fine
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