Bill > A08110

This bill amends the criminal procedure law and the civil practice law and rules to set rules and procedures for the admissibility of evidence created or processed by artificial intelligence (AI) in criminal and civil proceedings. The key provisions are: 1. Evidence created or processed by AI will not be admissible unless it is substantially supported by independent and admissible evidence, and the reliability and accuracy of the specific use of the AI is established. 2. Evidence is "created" by AI when it produces new information from existing information, and "processed" by AI when it produces a conclusion based on its analysis, interpretation, or transformation of existing information, where such conclusion is not reasonably deducible from the existing information. 3. The reliability and accuracy of the AI's use must be validated through rigorous scientific or technical testing, demonstrating consistent accurate and reliable results in varied environments. 4. The court may impose measures to protect trade secrets, privileged government information, or information about law enforcement techniques that, if disclosed, would compromise their ability to effectively use their AI systems.

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https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2023/A8110