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New Mexico Department of Justice

State justice department led by New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez, responsible for protecting New Mexicans and enforcing state law.

The act works in four layers, all enforced by the Office of the Online Safety Monitor within the New Mexico Department of Justice. [...] A tiered reporting duty applies: 24 hours for a loss-of-control incident, 72 hours for any other critical safety incident.

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New Mexico Department of Justice, ‘Frontier Artificial Intelligence Safety and Accountability Act: Bill Overview,’ linked from its October 1, 2026 press release announcing the bill. The overview states that the Office of the Online Safety Monitor within NMDOJ enforces the Act and sets a 72-hour reporting duty for other critical safety incidents.

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Mandate 72-hour reporting of critical AI safety incidents to a national authority

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