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<p dir="auto">I am neither fan nor critic of NY Gov. Hochul, but in this instance I applaud her initiative to get rid of antiquated rules and regulations.</p>
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<p dir="auto">... despite the widespread access to email, there are more than 350 instances where the law requires documents to be transmitted via fax or the United States Postal Service.</p>
<p dir="auto">These are just a few of the outdated and burdensome requirements flagged in a new artificial intelligence project ordered up by Gov. Kathy Hochul.</p>
<p dir="auto">The effort, called Regulatory Reset, will deploy A.I. to comb though roughly 18 million words of codified statute to find references to fees; signature or notary requirements; fax, mail, telegraph and other outdated technologies; as well as task forces, councils and mandatory reports.</p>
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<p dir="auto">More governments should be doing this.</p>
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