New York S08459 prohibits video conference meetings from being transcribed by artificial intelligence without clear disclosure to attendees.
New York S08459 amends the civil rights law to add a new section requiring conspicuous disclosure during video conference meetings if artificial intelligence is used to transcribe the meeting. This ensures that all attendees are aware that their words may be transcribed by artificial intelligence. The act takes effect 30 days after becoming law.
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