New Jersey A5275 mandates disclosures from certain artificial intelligence developers to the Attorney General.
New Jersey A5275 requires large frontier developers to submit specific disclosures to the Attorney General. These developers must implement and annually update protocols to assess and reduce risks from frontier models contributing to catastrophic harm. They must also submit a "Risk Management Disclosure" and a "New Model Risk Disclosure" before deploying new models. The Attorney General, in consultation with the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness, can audit developers for compliance.
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