Requires certain artificial intelligence developers to make certain disclosures to Attorney General.
This bill requires large artificial intelligence developers operating in New Jersey to report their safety measures to the state Attorney General. It defines "large frontier developers" as companies that use massive computing power to train AI models and generate over $100 million in annual revenue. These companies must annually submit a written disclosure explaining the technical and organizational protocols they use to prevent catastrophic harm, such as the creation of dangerous weapons or the loss of control over their systems. The legislation aims to increase transparency by mandating that these firms assess and mitigate risks associated with their advanced AI technologies.
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Introduced Jun 15, 2026
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Andrew Macurdy
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