In a significant step towards regulating artificial intelligence, New York is moving forward with landmark legislation designed to enhance transparency and safety in AI development. Governor Hochul has tightened oversight, requiring AI developers to register and report safety incidents within 72 hours. The state has launched a whistleblower portal aimed at encouraging workers to report unsafe or illegal AI practices, signaling a proactive approach to potential risks associated with the technology. Additionally, the New York Public Service Commission (PSC) is directing utilities to disclose their use of AI, while plans are underway to establish a dedicated AI oversight office. As New York prepares for a registration push for large AI developers under the RAISE Act, calls for stricter regulations are growing amid rising concerns about the implications of AI advancements.