New York State Attorney General — RAISE Act (Responsible AI Safety and Education Act) enforcement

Ways to reach them

NY Attorney General complaint forms · Complaint route

https://ag.ny.gov/complaint-forms

Unverified

The AG's general complaint intake; as of now there is no RAISE-Act-specific category equivalent to California's.

UNVERIFIED as fetched — the NY AG site was not directly retrieved. Do not assume a RAISE-specific route exists yet.

RAISE Act incident reporting channel · Web form

not yet published

Unverified

n/a

UNVERIFIED ABSENCE — the Act does not take effect until 1 January 2027 and no dedicated public reporting portal was located. Expect one to appear closer to the effective date.

Homepage · Homepage

https://ag.ny.gov/

Unchecked

What it does

Enforces the RAISE Act, signed by Governor Hochul (late 2025) and substantially amended/overhauled in April 2026; it takes effect 1 January 2027. Requires large frontier developers to write, publish and follow a safety protocol addressing unreasonable risk of critical harm, to report safety incidents, and bars deploying a model posing unreasonable risk of critical harm. Enforcement is exclusively by the NY Attorney General through civil penalties; there is no private right of action.

Its powers

fine

Honest assessment

Not yet a live route. The law is on the books but does not bite until 1 Jan 2027, and unlike California there is no published AI-specific reporting channel and no equivalent of the SB 53 whistleblower category. Until the effective date, the real lever in New York is the legislature and the AG's rulemaking/guidance process, not a complaint form. Note also that the April 2026 overhaul materially changed the original 2025 text — any analysis based on the bill as first passed is out of date.

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