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New York is 'sleepwalking into the age of AI,' city comptroller warns

Big Apple faces potential negative impact on jobs, growth or tax revenue, report says
The comptroller's office describes New York as the U.S. city most “exposed to both the promise and peril” of AI. (Getty Images)
The comptroller's office describes New York as the U.S. city most “exposed to both the promise and peril” of AI. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
May 21, 2026 | 9:39 P.M.

New York is “sleepwalking into the age of AI,” the city comptroller’s office said Thursday, warning that uncertainty around the technology’s economic impact could have broad implications for jobs and the office-driven economy.

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