New Jersey S4446 requires certain artificial intelligence developers to disclose risk management protocols to the Attorney General.
New Jersey S4446 mandates that large frontier developers, defined as those with annual gross revenues exceeding $100 million, submit annual "Risk Management Disclosures" to the Attorney General. These disclosures must detail the technical and organizational protocols implemented to mitigate the risk of frontier models causing catastrophic harm. A frontier model is a foundation model trained with at least 10^26 computing operations. The bill also requires developers to submit "New Model Risk Disclosures" before deploying new or substantially modified frontier models.
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