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2023-2024 session: change session
Topic

Technology bills

Bills on data privacy, artificial intelligence, online safety, telecommunications and science policy. The Senate Internet and Technology Committee and the Assembly Science and Technology Committee handle most of them.

27
Bills
0
Passed a house
11
Signed into law
1
Vetoed

Impact is how much a bill would change if enacted, from 1 (minimal) to 10 (transformational). Passage is our estimate of the chance it becomes law this session. How we score

  • S7543SenateA9430

    Limit AI in Government

    The bill requires New York state agencies to ensure human oversight, conduct impact assessments, and disclose use of automated decision-making systems affecting public rights or benefits.

    Kristen GonzalezSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7694SenateA8148

    Limit Addictive Social Media Feeds

    This bill prohibits social media platforms from providing algorithm-driven "addictive feeds" to minors without parental consent and restricts nighttime notifications.

    Andrew GounardesSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7695SenateA8149

    Protect Kids’ Online Data

    This bill creates the New York Child Data Protection Act, establishing strict privacy rules for online data collection and use involving minors.

    Andrew GounardesSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A4983AssemblyS158

    Protect Health Data Privacy

    This bill creates the New York Health Information Privacy Act to protect individuals' health information, regulate its processing, and authorize enforcement by the Attorney General.

    Linda RosenthalOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A8148AssemblyS7694

    Ban Addictive Social Media Feeds

    This bill prohibits social media platforms from providing algorithm-driven addictive feeds to minors without parental consent, aiming to protect youth mental health.

    Nily RozicOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Companion signed

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeCompanion signed
  • A8149AssemblyS7695

    Protect Kids’ Online Privacy

    This bill creates the New York Child Data Protection Act, establishing strict privacy rules for online data collection from minors under 18.

    Nily RozicOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Companion signed

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeCompanion signed
  • A9430AssemblyS7543

    Monitor Government AI Decisions

    The bill requires New York state agencies to conduct oversight, impact assessments, and maintain human review for automated decision-making systems affecting individuals' rights or benefits.

    Steven OtisOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Companion signed

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeCompanion signed
  • S158SenateA4983

    Protect Health Data Privacy

    This bill creates the New York Health Information Privacy Act, establishing strict rules for collecting, processing, and protecting personal health information by non-HIPAA entities.

    Liz KruegerOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A266AssemblyS3114

    Make State Websites Accessible

    This bill requires New York state agency websites to comply with the latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and mandates regular compliance reporting.

    Chris BurdickSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S2659SenateA8872

    Faster Data Breach Alerts

    This bill requires businesses to notify affected New Yorkers and certain state agencies within 30 days of discovering a data breach.

    Leroy ComrieSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law

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  • A4983AssemblyS158

    Protect Health Data Privacy

    This bill creates the New York Health Information Privacy Act to protect individuals' health information, regulate its processing, and authorize enforcement by the Attorney General.

    Linda RosenthalOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • S158SenateA4983

    Protect Health Data Privacy

    This bill creates the New York Health Information Privacy Act, establishing strict rules for collecting, processing, and protecting personal health information by non-HIPAA entities.

    Liz KruegerOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 8 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact8/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A7331AssemblyS6474

    Require Government Cybersecurity Logins

    This bill requires New York governmental entities to implement multifactor authentication and encryption for network and website access, with privacy protections for biometric data.

    Steven OtisOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact7/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • S8677SenateA9340

    Require Payment App Security

    This bill requires peer-to-peer payment apps to implement enhanced security measures, including PINs and user identity verification, to prevent fraud.

    Brad Hoylman-SigalOn the Senate floor

    Impact 7 · Significant·0% to pass

    Impact7/10Significant
    Passage0%
  • A10103AssemblyS9450

    Warn About AI Content

    This bill requires generative AI systems in New York to display warnings about possible inaccurate or inappropriate outputs, with civil penalties for noncompliance.

    Clyde VanelOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • S9450SenateA10103

    Warn Users About AI Content

    This bill requires clear warnings on generative AI systems in New York, alerting users that outputs may be inaccurate or inappropriate.

    Kristen GonzalezOn the Assembly floor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·0% to pass

    Impact6/10Moderate
    Passage0%
  • S6402SenateA4969

    Study AI Regulation

    This bill creates a temporary commission to study and recommend how New York should regulate artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation.

    James Sanders Jr.On the Senate floor

    Impact 4 · Low·0% to pass

    Impact4/10Low
    Passage0%

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  • S895SenateA6789

    Disclose Social Media Policies

    This bill requires large social media companies to publicly disclose their terms of service and content moderation practices, and to submit semiannual reports to the New York attorney general.

    Brad Hoylman-SigalSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S2659SenateA8872

    Faster Data Breach Alerts

    This bill requires businesses to notify affected New Yorkers and certain state agencies within 30 days of discovering a data breach.

    Leroy ComrieSigned by Governor

    Impact 7 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact7/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7543SenateA9430

    Limit AI in Government

    The bill requires New York state agencies to ensure human oversight, conduct impact assessments, and disclose use of automated decision-making systems affecting public rights or benefits.

    Kristen GonzalezSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A2833AssemblyS5615

    Require Device Cybersecurity Standards

    This bill requires all New York state agencies to procure end point devices that meet NIST Cybersecurity Framework standards.

    Steven OtisSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • A8435AssemblyS8572

    Promote Cloud Use in Agencies

    This bill requires New York state agencies to consider and evaluate cloud computing solutions for technology planning, storage, and upgrades.

    Alex BoresSigned by Governor

    Impact 6 · Moderate·Signed into law

    Impact6/10Moderate
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S9749SenateA10409

    Extend Tech Center Program

    This bill extends the expiration date of the State Information Technology Innovation Center from 2024 to 2028.

    Kristen GonzalezSigned by Governor

    Impact 4 · Low·Signed into law

    Impact4/10Low
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7694SenateA8148

    Limit Addictive Social Media Feeds

    This bill prohibits social media platforms from providing algorithm-driven "addictive feeds" to minors without parental consent and restricts nighttime notifications.

    Andrew GounardesSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
  • S7695SenateA8149

    Protect Kids’ Online Data

    This bill creates the New York Child Data Protection Act, establishing strict privacy rules for online data collection and use involving minors.

    Andrew GounardesSigned by Governor

    Impact 8 · Significant·Signed into law

    Impact8/10Significant
    OutcomeSigned into law
New York Technology Bills, 2023-2024 Session | Smith & Moses