N.Y.
General Business Law Section 1428
Large frontier developer disclosure
1.
Except as otherwise provided in this section, no large frontier developer may develop, deploy, or operate a frontier model, in whole or in part in New York state, without having a current disclosure statement filed with the office and paying the required share.2.
The disclosure statement shall be filed in the form and the manner prescribed by the office and shall contain all the information required by the office. It shall be renewed every two years, whenever ownership of the frontier model is transferred or whenever there is a material change to the information reported in the previously filed disclosure statement, whichever occurs earlier.3.
Such disclosure statement shall identify:(a)
the identity of the large frontier developer and all names under which such large frontier developer conducts business;(b)
the address of the principal place of business and the address of each office it maintains in New York state;(c)
in the event such large frontier developer or the ultimate parent of such large frontier developer is a privately or closely held company, a list of all persons or entities that beneficially own a five percent or greater interest in such large frontier developer at the time of the filing of the disclosure statement and a list of persons who formerly beneficially owned a five percent or greater interest in such owner or its predecessors in the preceding five years. In the event such owner or the ultimate parent is a publicly traded company, such owner shall file a list of all persons or entities that beneficially own a fifty percent or greater interest in the large frontier developer at the time of registration; and(d)
the name and contact information of a point of contact, secondary contact, and tertiary contact for such large frontier developer. Such point of contact shall be responsible for receiving inquiries relating to this article from the office or other governmental entities.4.
Large frontier developers shall be assessed in pro rata shares by the department to defray the operating expenses, including all direct and indirect costs, of administering the obligations imposed by this article.5.
If any person develops, deploys, or operates a large frontier model in part in New York state without a current disclosure filed with the office as required by this section, submits false information in its disclosure or fails to timely pay any assessment required by this article, in addition to any other penalty or liability that may be imposed under this article, the office may, after notice and hearing, levy civil penalties, fees, and costs as follows:(a)
a civil penalty of one thousand dollars for each day the entity fails to file a disclosure as required by this section or fails to correct false information; and(b)
an amount equal to the assessments owed.6.
The office shall maintain and publish a list of large frontier developers who have filed disclosure statements, however such publication shall not include the contact information set forth in paragraph (d) of subdivision three of this section. * NB Effective January 1, 2027
Source:
Section 1428 — Large frontier developer disclosure, https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/GBS/1428 (updated Apr. 3, 2026; accessed Jun. 18, 2026).
