New York is tightening rules for artificial intelligence chatbots and internet-connected baby monitors. Governor Kathy Hochul signed two laws restricting unsafe chatbot features for users under eighteen and requiring security safeguards and warning labels on new monitors. The chatbot rules target sexually explicit content, encouragement of self-harm and bots pretending to be human. They will […]
New York is tightening rules for artificial intelligence chatbots and internet-connected baby monitors. Governor Kathy Hochul signed two laws restricting unsafe chatbot features for users under eighteen and requiring security safeguards and warning labels on new monitors. The chatbot rules target sexually explicit content, encouragement of self-harm and bots pretending to be human. They will require age checks. The chatbot law takes effect January first; the monitor rules begin ninety days after signing.

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