# New York Advances AI Safety Legislation

New York lawmakers are preparing to advance the proposed RAISE 2.0 legislation in 2027. The proposal would require AI developers to report quarterly and disclose significant gains in model computing power or capability within 72 hours; related provisions described in the signals include restrictions on rapid self-improvement by the largest models and security-incident disclosure and monitoring. No solicitation, contract value, or funding opportunity is identified. If enacted, the measure could affect contractors developing or supplying AI systems for New York government by adding reporting, testing, and technology-governance considerations.

- Companies providing AI systems or development services to New York government should assess how the proposed reporting and disclosure provisions could affect their processes if the legislation advances and is enacted.
- The 72-hour disclosure provision and quarterly reporting proposal may have implications for incident response, model-change tracking, and information-sharing arrangements between contractors and government customers.
- The legislation is proposed, not an existing requirement; contractors can track its progress as lawmakers prepare to advance it in 2027. The signals identify no procurement opportunity or implementation details.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Information Technology
**Topics:** Artificial Intelligence, Regulatory Compliance, Policy
**Published:** November 02, 2026

### Government Entities
- New York State Senate