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Council member emphasizes need for more information and enforcement
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Council Member Gutiérrez emphasizes the need for more comprehensive information and enforcement mechanisms regarding AI tools used by city agencies.
- Gutiérrez stresses the importance of requiring more information from agencies and tech companies
- She highlights the need for an enforcement mechanism, which currently doesn't exist
- The council member emphasizes the importance of responsible use of AI tools and clear communication with New Yorkers
Jennifer Gutiérrez
1:53:46
And I I think there's and thank you.
1:53:48
I I think there's also a benefit to demanding more, requiring more information.
1:53:55
There's an obvious benefit to me and having an agency like OTI serve as the agency that's assessing the use of these tools, that their role be more than just retrieving and printing And I think we cannot we cannot feel safe in assuming that every agency will do that on their own accord or that they will read the action plan, follow the guidance, and do that on their own I really do think that there needs to be an enforcement mechanism, which as we heard today, doesn't exist, is likely not in the plans under this administration.
1:54:30
So but if there's a benefit, especially in this climate, when you're ensuring 2 new Yorkers, that we're we're keeping up with the Joneses here.
1:54:39
We just want agencies to do it responsibly, and we're gonna communicate to every New Yorker how we're doing that and the benefit that they're getting, if any or the impact.
Bryan Lozano
1:54:48
Yeah.
1:54:48
I mean, I agree with you.
Jennifer Gutiérrez
1:54:49
So we need tech companies to be down.
Bryan Lozano
1:54:52
I'll I'll get back to you in terms of, you know, what our members say and and and and get you a little more detail on that.
Jennifer Gutiérrez
1:54:57
Get my best to everyone at TechCrunch team.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
