New York A03125 regulates the use of automated decision tools by landlords for housing decisions, requiring transparency and impact analysis.
New York A03125 amends the real property law to regulate the use of automated decision tools by landlords for housing decisions. It defines "automated housing decision making tool" as software using algorithms to automate housing decisions. Landlords must conduct a disparate impact analysis annually to assess the tool's impact on applicants. They must also notify applicants of the tool's use, characteristics, data collection, and retention policies. The attorney general can investigate if evidence suggests the tool adversely impacts protected groups. The act takes effect immediately.
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