New York State has introduced mandatory AI advertising disclosure requirements, creating a regulatory flashpoint as federal authorities weigh in. The new rules require clear labeling of AI-generated content in advertisements, marking a significant shift toward transparency in digital marketing. However, the policy faces potential conflict with broader federal directives, sparking debate over jurisdiction and enforcement mechanisms. This development has implications for platforms operating across multiple regulatory frameworks, particularly those in the crypto and digital asset space. The showdown reflects growing tension between state-level consumer protection efforts and federal policy priorities, setting precedent for how AI technologies will be governed in financial and commercial advertising.

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GweiObservervip
· 8h ago
New York's move is quite aggressive; AI-generated content must be labeled... If this really comes into effect, crypto project teams will have a lot of trouble.
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Blockwatcher9000vip
· 13h ago
New York is here playing solo again, waiting to be slapped down by the federal government. The crypto scene just got more chaotic.
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Rugpull幸存者vip
· 14h ago
New York is at it again, requiring AI ads to be labeled? That's hilarious. What about those shitcoin projects? Haha
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SignatureDeniedvip
· 14h ago
Here comes regulation again. New York's crackdown on AI disclosures really offends people. Label AI-generated content as "AI"? Come on, those crypto marketing accounts have been playing around with labels for a long time. What's the use of adding a tag... The state versus federal dispute is starting again, and in the end, the platform still takes the fall.
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TestnetFreeloadervip
· 14h ago
It's New York causing trouble again, the old game of state-level vs federal... The promised transparency, probably just a bunch of empty words.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 14h ago
More regulations again? What's going on in New York... Just label an AI and that's it?
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CryptoComedianvip
· 14h ago
New York's latest move is really impressive. AI ads must disclose their identity, feeling like a finally effective "banknote verifier" for the retail investors. But state laws and federal laws keep clashing, this battle might never end. Platforms will end up caught in the middle, unable to smile. --- Once again, state law vs. federal law—this script is more complex than project owners fleeing in the crypto circle. The crypto industry is even more aggrieved. One side requires AI content labeling, while the other side still has to conduct compliance and anti-money laundering checks. --- Basically, it's putting a chokehold on the flood of AI-generated spam ads. The problem is, who determines what is AI-generated? Isn't this kicking the issue to law enforcement? --- Hold on, mandatory labeling of AI-generated content in financial ads? How should those small posts from crypto marketing accounts be handled? All marked in red? --- State-level consumer protection vs. federal priority—sounds like a bureaucratic tug-of-war. In the end, the ones who suffer are the platforms operating under both sets of rules. Cross-state transactions are even more troublesome.
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