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On January 15, Julia Stoyanovich testified at a public hearing convened by the New York State Senate Standing Committee on Internet and Technology on the regulation of high-risk uses of artificial intelligence in the private sector. [Learn more here](https://airesponsibly.net/New_York_State_Senate_Hearing/)
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On January 15, Julia Stoyanovich testified at a public hearing convened by the New York State Senate Standing Committee on Internet and Technology on the regulation of high-risk uses of artificial intelligence in the private sector. [Learn more here](https://airesponsibly.net/senate_hearing/)
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On **January 15**, **<ahref="https://engineering.nyu.edu/faculty/julia-stoyanovich">Julia Stoyanovich</a>**, testified at a <ahref="https://www.nysenate.gov/calendar/public-hearings/january-15-2026/public-hearing-discuss-risks-solutions-and-best-practices">public hearing</a> convened by the **New York State Senate Standing Committee on Internet and Technology** on the regulation of high-risk uses of artificial intelligence in the private sector.
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<p>On <strong>January 15</strong>, <strong><ahref="https://engineering.nyu.edu/faculty/julia-stoyanovich">Julia Stoyanovich</a></strong>, testified at a <ahref="https://www.nysenate.gov/calendar/public-hearings/january-15-2026/public-hearing-discuss-risks-solutions-and-best-practices">public hearing</a> convened by the <strong>New York State Senate Standing Committee on Internet and Technology</strong> on the regulation of high-risk uses of artificial intelligence in the private sector.</p>
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In her testimony, Prof. Stoyanovich emphasized that clear, enforceable oversight of high-risk AI systems can strengthen both public trust and economic development. She noted that AI technologies already influence decisions in domains such as employment, housing, credit, and healthcare, making thoughtful governance essential to ensure that these systems operate safely and fairly.
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<p>In her testimony, Prof. Stoyanovich emphasized that clear, enforceable oversight of high-risk AI systems can strengthen both public trust and economic development. She noted that AI technologies already influence decisions in domains such as employment, housing, credit, and healthcare, making thoughtful governance essential to ensure that these systems operate safely and fairly.</p>
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Prof. Stoyanovich highlighted the importance of transparency, accountability, and education in the design and deployment of AI systems. She underscored that responsibility does not disappear when decisions are automated—it is distributed across designers, deployers, regulators, and institutions that shape how these technologies are used in society.
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<p>Prof. Stoyanovich highlighted the importance of transparency, accountability, and education in the design and deployment of AI systems. She underscored that responsibility does not disappear when decisions are automated—it is distributed across designers, deployers, regulators, and institutions that shape how these technologies are used in society.</p>
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🎥 Watch <ahref="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3stOqw_cjLw&t=11706s">Julia's testimony</a> from the hearing
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📖 Read the full <ahref="https://www.nysenate.gov/sites/default/files/admin/structure/media/manage/filefile/a/2026-01/julia-stoyanovich-center-for-responsible-ai-testimony.pdf">written testimony</a>
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<p>🎥 Watch <ahref="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3stOqw_cjLw&t=11706s">Julia's testimony</a> from the hearing</p>
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<p>📖 Read the full <ahref="https://www.nysenate.gov/sites/default/files/admin/structure/media/manage/filefile/a/2026-01/julia-stoyanovich-center-for-responsible-ai-testimony.pdf">written testimony</a></p>
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### **THE NEW YORK AI EXCHANGE**
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<h2style="text-align:center;">New York AI Exchange</h2>
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<h4style="text-align:center;">Building New York’s AI Future, Together</h4>
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Artificial intelligence is increasingly woven into the systems and decisions that shape everyday life—from classrooms and research labs to startups, public agencies, and creative spaces. As these technologies reshape how power, opportunity, and innovation move through society, important questions emerge about their impact and direction. With the pace of adoption accelerating, the need for open, inclusive dialogue about AI’s future has never been greater.
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**The New York AI Exchange is our response: a hub for bold ideas, shared insight, and collective action.**
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#### What is the New York AI Exchange?
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The NY AI Exchange brings together education, research, policy, industry, the arts, and the broader public into one shared conversation.
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Conceived under the leadership of Julia Stoyanovich and operated by the NYU Center for Responsible AI (R/AI), the Exchange is a partnership between R/AI and the City University of New York (CUNY) Office of the University Dean for Technology and Computing.
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Anchored in New York City while connected to national and global developments shaping the field, it convenes forums, policy discussions, research showcases, and public programs designed to spark collaboration, share knowledge, and shape the direction of AI.
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#### Formats & Themes
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The Exchange hosts in-person events at NYU and venues across the city, organized around themes such as:
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-**AI, Demystified:** Programs focused on AI literacy—from classrooms to community spaces—helping non-technical audiences understand and question the systems shaping their lives.
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-**Community Dialogues:** Candid discussions on governance, ethics, education, risk, and real-world impact across domains such as healthcare, hiring, and public services.
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-**Workshops & Demos:** Interactive gatherings led by researchers and practitioners, showcasing emerging tools, methods, and real-world applications.
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-**R/AI for Businesses:** Practical guidance for startups and small- and medium-sized businesses navigating AI adoption, compliance, and risk.
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-**AI & Creativity:** Performances, screenings, and exhibitions exploring what happens when art meets artificial intelligence.
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#### Upcoming Events
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**NYC Responsible AI Research Day**
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March 27, 2026
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**High School AI Literacy Day at NYU**
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March 31, 2026
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**NYC Privacy Day**
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May 1, 2026
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**AI in Hiring**
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**Teaching AI, Teaching with AI**
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December 12, 2025
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**[Training as Infrastructure](https://airesponsibly.net/news_events/2025/training_as_infrastructure/)**
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November 21, 2025
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**[AI Education and Literacy — Inaugural Forum of the New York AI Exchange](https://airesponsibly.net/news_events/2025/nyaiexchange/)**
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**The rapid pace of AI adoption is reshaping society and raising urgent questions about its impact and direction. The NY AI Exchange is our response: a hub for bold ideas, shared insight, and collective action.**
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#### Join the Exchange
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Launching in Fall 2025, the Exchange will bring together educators, researchers, technologists, policymakers, artists, and community leaders for meaningful dialogue and hands-on engagement. Our goal is to create an open, collaborative space where AI’s impact and place in society are challenged, defined, and reimagined.
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The Exchange is not just a series of events—it is a growing network shaping how AI evolves and how it touches everyday life.
Throughout the year, we will host in-person events at NYU and venues across New York City, each focused on a distinct topic connected to AI’s influence on everyday life. These sessions will combine expert perspectives with opportunities for community dialogue, bringing voices from education, research, technology, policy, and local communities. From interactive workshops and academic forums to policy discussions and live demos, events will explore themes such as:
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-**AI, Demystified:** Engaging sessions to help non-technical audiences understand and challenge AI systems that affect their lives
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#### Session 1: Shaping the Future of AI Education, Training, and Literacy
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