Alex Bores
Assemblymember, sponsor of the chatbot bill · Assembly Member
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- Member of the New York State Assembly (73rd district), New York State Assembly (Democratic Party)January 1, 2023–now · Wikidata
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“on this technology that is moving faster than any in history, states are leading. And states will continue to lead.”
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BREAKING: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Signs Legislation To Regulate AI Chatbots Used By Children
In a 31-minute press conference, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signs a bill restricting AI chatbots for minors, plus a baby-monitor security bill. Hochul, Attorney General Letitia James and bill sponsors describe the chatbot rules and argue states must act because Congress has not.
Leaked Anthropic Draft AI Regulatory Bill Is Unacceptable and Troubling
In a blog post written at a conference, Zvi Mowshowitz argues that a leaked draft federal AI bill, which Politico reports Anthropic is pitching to lawmakers, trades state-law preemption for weak enforcement. The post collects critical reactions from AI-policy figures, and one more favourable view from Charlie Bullock.
Big Tech Execs Asked: Is There A Chance AI Can Escape Human Control And Cause 'Catastrophic Harm?'
Forbes Breaking News posted clips of the New York City Council's 5 October 2026 hearing, where Google, Meta, OpenAI and Anthropic representatives testified under oath. Titles and descriptions say the questions covered catastrophic harm, the RAISE Act, legal liability, hospitals, cyber defense, self-generating code, privacy breaches, ICE and children's AI addiction. amNY reports none gave a risk figure.