New York · A11723 · 2025 session
Provides that a communication or attorney work product otherwise protected by the attorney-client privilege or which otherwise shall not be obtainable by another party shall not lose its privileged or unobtainable character solely as a result of it being produced by, transmitted to, processed by, stored on, or otherwise facilitated through an artificial intelligence technology; requires authorization from the client to utilize artificial intelligence.
Introducedreferred to judiciary · Sep 16, 2026
In plain language
Provides that attorney-client privileged communications or work product do not lose their protected status solely because they were produced, transmitted, processed, or stored using artificial intelligence technology. Requires client authorization before an attorney may use artificial intelligence in that manner.
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Legislative history
1 action · newest first- Sep 16, 2026Assemblyreferred to judiciary