WHAT THIS BILL REGULATES · 1 REQUIREMENT TYPE
How Is This Bill Enforced
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1 § 50-h. Right to privacy; transcription. No person shall permit a video conference meeting to be transcribed by artificial intelligence without such meeting having a conspicuous disclosure during such meeting that every person who attended such meeting may have their words from such meeting transcribed by artificial intelligence.
This section creates a single operative obligation: no person may permit a video conference meeting to be transcribed by artificial intelligence unless a conspicuous disclosure is provided during the meeting informing all attendees that their words may be transcribed by AI. The duty falls on whoever permits the AI transcription — typically the meeting host or organizer — rather than on the AI tool vendor or the transcription service itself.
The bill does not define "artificial intelligence," "video conference meeting," "conspicuous disclosure," or "person." It does not specify the form, timing, or duration of the required disclosure beyond requiring it to be "conspicuous" and to occur "during" the meeting. No enforcement mechanism or penalty is included in the bill itself, though placement in Article 5 of the Civil Rights Law may implicate existing remedies available under that article.
This act shall take effect on the thirtieth day after it shall have become a law.
Standard effective-date provision specifying that the act takes effect on the thirtieth day after it becomes law. No staged implementation or delayed compliance timeline.