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New York enacts the RAISE Act chapter amendment, aligning penalties with California and setting a 2027 start

Large frontier developers must publish safety and security protocols, obtain annual third-party reviews and report safety incidents including weight theft within 72 hours, with an oversight office in the Department of Financial Services.

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The amendment narrowed scope and replaced the original penalty structure with caps of USD 1 million and USD 3 million. Together with SB 53 it makes a documented frontier security programme a legal expectation in the two largest US technology states.

What to do: frontier developers should reconcile their published frameworks against both statutes' incident definitions and clocks; enterprise buyers can use the published protocols as due diligence.