New York S09390 amends the civil practice law and rules, criminal procedure law, and family court act to address the admissibility of evidence.

New York S09390 establishes that in civil, criminal, and family court proceedings, a court will not investigate claims that evidence has been fabricated by generative artificial intelligence unless the party making the claim provides sufficient evidence to support a reasonable inference that the evidence may not be authentic. If the court finds the showing sufficient, the evidence is admissible only if the party offering it proves its authenticity and relevance by a preponderance of the evidence.

New York S09390 amends the civil practice law and rules, criminal procedure law, and family court act to address the admissibility of evidence.

New York S09390 establishes that in civil, criminal, and family court proceedings, a court will not investigate claims that evidence has been fabricated by generative artificial intelligence unless the party making the claim provides sufficient evidence to support a reasonable inference that the evidence may not be authentic. If the court finds the showing sufficient, the evidence is admissible only if the party offering it proves its authenticity and relevance by a preponderance of the evidence.