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Grocery delivery giants sent Gov. Kathy Hochul a letter last month. The governor has until the end of the year to decide on a pricing transparency bill.

Attorney General Letitia James’ office proposed rules to implement a state law restricting how social media platforms present content to kids and teens.

The $23 million effort provides training on artificial intelligence technology for teachers, but some educators say they’re skeptical.

The ban exempts students who need smartphones for health care purposes, translation apps or a disability, as well as those who have responsibilities as caregivers.

New York has laws banning deep fakes and artificial intelligence-powered election interference. Federal Republicans could block them.

State lawmakers have also made it a crime for people to use the image of a minor or the likeness of one while using artificial intelligence to generate sexual content.

Three measures the City Council is set to pass would regulate how police use the tech and who can access the data.

The city’s artificial intelligence “transformation has begun,” according to the New York City Economic Development Corporation.

The Democratic governor has more than 100 bills awaiting her signature or veto by the end of the year.

The lawsuits filed by more than a dozen state attorneys general accuse TikTok of misleading the public about the platform’s safety for young users, and seek financial penalties.