GBL § 1427
The Attorney General may seek civil penalties up to $1M (first violation) and $3M (subsequent). No private right of action.
Section 1427 vests enforcement in the New York Attorney General, who may bring a civil action for penalties not exceeding one million dollars for a first violation and not exceeding three million dollars per subsequent violation, scaled to severity. Violations include a large frontier developer's failure to publish a compliant framework or transparency report, a materially false statement in violation of § 1421(4), failure to report an incident under § 1422, or failure to comply with its own frontier AI framework. The article creates no private right of action, and nothing in it prevents a developer from asserting that another person, entity, or factor was responsible for a harm.
Source: New York General Business Law § 1427, Article 44-B (the RAISE Act), as revised by the S8828 chapter amendment. The titles and summaries here are drawn from the enacted text of the RAISE Act (S.8828). Provided for orientation, not legal advice.
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