Latest News About Alex Bores

I don’t have live access to current news right now. Here’s a quick overview of recently reported information about Alex Bores from reliable sources up to 2025–early 2026, with citations you can follow up on for the latest developments:

• Political profile and roles

  • Alex Bores is a New York State Assembly member for the 73rd district, first elected in 2022 and assumed office on January 1, 2023. He has been active in sponsoring and supporting legislation, including topics like AI policy and consumer protection.
  • He has publicly engaged in AI regulation discussions and related policy initiatives, including appearances and statements on AI safety and governance.

• AI policy and legislative activity

  • Bores co-sponsored the Responsible AI Safety and Education Act (RAISE Act) in mid-2025, which drew attention as one of the more ambitious AI-safety measures in the country at that time. The bill’s later trajectory included changes or weakening during enactment by the governor, with coverage noting the act as a focal point in debates over AI regulation.
  • Time magazine referenced his role in relation to AI policy when naming him to a 2025 Time 100 AI list, reflecting national interest in his AI-focused work.

• Campaign and political context

  • Bores’ campaign in recent cycles faced substantial advertising from AI-industry-aligned groups, highlighting the national political and fundraising dynamics around AI regulation debates. Politico and other outlets have described these dynamics as part of a broader nationwide contest over tech policy.

• Public appearances and media

  • He has appeared in New York Assembly videos and public hearings related to cryptocurrency, AI, and consumer protection, indicating ongoing engagement with policy topics beyond AI alone.

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