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New York Automated Employment Decision-Making in State Government and AI Inventory (A433)

New York · N.Y. State Technology Law / Civil Service Law; L. 2025, ch. 96 (A433)

Any New York State agency that uses an automated tool to help make employment decisions must publicly list those tools, and the state's IT office must keep a public inventory of state-agency AI systems that affect the public. The law also protects state workers' existing collective-bargaining rights and bars using AI to displace them.

Technical detail

Chapter 96 of the Laws of 2025 amends the State Technology Law and Civil Service Law: agencies using automated employment decision-making tools must annually publish a list of them; the Office of Information Technology Services must maintain and annually post a statewide inventory of public-impacting AI systems; and AI use may not affect employees' CBA rights or be used to discharge, displace, or transfer current employees' duties.

Who is protected: The public subject to state-agency AI systems and state-agency employees.

Who must comply: New York State agencies using automated employment decision-making tools and the Office of Information Technology Services.

Key facts

JurisdictionNew York
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2025-07-01
Enacted2025-02-14
CitationN.Y. State Technology Law / Civil Service Law; L. 2025, ch. 96 (A433)
Enforced byOffice of Information Technology Services (inventory administration); individual state agencies for disclosures.
Private right of actionNo — agency enforcement only
Topicsgovernment use of AI · AI hiring and employment · automated decision-making
Last verified2026-06-16
Official sourceNY State Assembly Bill 2025-A433 ↗

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