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State Government / New York / Legislation / A 11684

A 11684Session 2025-2026HouseIn committee

Relates to the disclosure of artificial intelligence use in floor statements and debate by members of the legislature

Enacts the "compulsory artificial narrative disclosure for official rhetoric (CANDOR) act" in relation to requiring any member of the senate or assembly that rises to speak, read a statement, or enter comments into the official legislative record to verbally state a standard disclosure prior to delivering such remarks if such remarks were drafted in whole or in part by artificial intelligence or generative artificial intelligence.

Latest development · Sep 2, 2026

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2025-2026
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Sep 2, 2026
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  1. Sep 2, 2026

    REFERRED TO GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS

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Source data last updated Sep 3, 2026.