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AI Use Cases December 16, 2025 · Gothamist

Gov. Hochul wants to soften New York's AI bill to mirror California's, sources say - Gothamist

... an AI model that is used to develop biological weapons or commit massive fraud. But the bill on Hochul's desk would prevent developers from ...

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