New York office already has authority to write detailed AI transparency rules
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-07-28
Transparency rules in state AI laws like SB 53 and RAISE are useful, but they are only high-level. Thomas Woodside argues New York already has an office with the legal authority to write more detailed transparency rules, and that office is currently hiring.
The post frames this as a concrete opportunity to move from broad statutory requirements to operational rules that could give regulators more detailed oversight of AI systems.
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