New York S06471 regulates the use of automated decision tools by landlords in housing decisions, requiring annual disparate impact analyses and.
New York S06471 amends the real property law to regulate the use of automated housing decision making tools by landlords. It defines "automated housing decision making tool" as software using algorithms or artificial intelligence to assist or replace human decision-making in housing. The bill mandates that landlords notify applicants when such tools are used, detailing the tool's characteristics, data sources, and reasons for denials. Annual disparate impact analyses must be conducted to assess the tool's impact on protected groups, with summaries made publicly available.
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