Among the hundreds of bills passed during New York’s 2025 legislative session are several pieces of legislation that impose regulations on developing and using AI. While some of the measures are aimed at refining recently adopted laws, some of the bills would regulate the technology in entirely new ways.


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Photo of Lynelle K. Bosworth Lynelle K. Bosworth

Lynelle Bosworth focuses her practice on government law and policy issues and advises clients on renewable energy, environmental, transportation, finance, racing and gaming, insurance and health care related matters. Lynelle represents private and publicly owned companies and not-for-profit organizations regarding state and federal…

Lynelle Bosworth focuses her practice on government law and policy issues and advises clients on renewable energy, environmental, transportation, finance, racing and gaming, insurance and health care related matters. Lynelle represents private and publicly owned companies and not-for-profit organizations regarding state and federal regulatory and policy matters.

In addition, Lynelle provides legal counsel to health insurers, HMOs and other health care clients in regulatory compliance matters, business negotiations, and corporate transactions. She has wide-ranging experience representing clients on regulatory matters before the New York State Department of Financial Services and the New York State Department of Health. Lynelle also represents clients on Freedom of Information Law issues.

Prior to joining the firm, Lynelle served as counsel to the Corporations, Authorities and Commissions Committee and Transportation Committee of the New York State Assembly where she drafted and negotiated legislation on critical policy issues such as the Public Authorities Reform Act. In addition, Lynelle served as counsel for the Health Committee of the New York State Assembly where she advised the Assembly Speaker and the Health Committee Chair on budgetary and policy priorities regarding Medicaid, public health and the Affordable Care Act.

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Deborah Stevens is a member of the Government Law and Policy Practice in Greenberg Traurig’s Albany office. Deb has more than a decade of experience working in and around State government, in particular with the State legislature and Executive Chamber. Deb works with…

Deborah Stevens is a member of the Government Law and Policy Practice in Greenberg Traurig’s Albany office. Deb has more than a decade of experience working in and around State government, in particular with the State legislature and Executive Chamber. Deb works with clients to assist on a wide array of legislative and budgetary issues, including those in the hospitality, not for profit, and real estate sector. Previously, Deb was a senior legislative analyst with the Office of Program and Counsel at the New York State Assembly, working with the Committees on Cities; Corporation Authorities and Commissions; and Higher Education. Deb began her career in government as an aide to the current Assembly Ways & Means chair, Helene Weinstein.