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This bill requires law enforcement agencies to conduct an annual inventory of any artificial intelligence (AI) technologies used in criminal investigations and develop a publicly accessible policy for their use. The bill defines "covered AI" as machine-based technologies used to aid investigations, including systems for biometric identification, forensic analysis, tracking, predictive policing, and social media analysis. Agencies must publicly disclose details about each AI system, such as its name, capabilities, data inputs, and authorized uses. The bill mandates that any use of AI in a criminal investigation must be disclosed in police reports, including the AI's specific role in the investigation. For generative AI-assisted reports, agencies must include a disclaimer, identify AI-generated content, and have the author certify the report's accuracy. The Attorney General is tasked with creating a model policy for AI use within 90 days, which law enforcement agencies must then adopt or exceed. The bill also provides mechanisms for investigation and civil action to enforce these requirements, allowing the Attorney General and individual residents to seek legal remedies for non-compliance, with potential attorney's fees for prevailing plaintiffs.

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https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/A9253