NE LB1083

Requires large frontier AI developers (those with $500M+ annual revenue training models using 10^26+ computing operations) and large chatbot providers ($25M+ revenue, 1M+ monthly users) to publish detailed public safety and child protection plans on their websites

Defines "catastrophic risk" as AI contributing to 50+ deaths/injuries or $1B+ in damages through weapons assistance, autonomous criminal conduct, cyberattacks, or evading developer control; "child safety risk" covers chatbot behavior that could cause death, injury, or severe emotional distress to minors

Mandates reporting of safety incidents to the Attorney General within 15 days (24 hours for imminent death/injury risks), with quarterly submission of internal catastrophic risk assessments by large frontier developers

Establishes whistleblower protections prohibiting retaliation against employees who report safety concerns or violations, with civil action remedies including damages and attorney's fees available within one year of violation

Authorizes Attorney General enforcement with civil penalties up to $1 million per violation for large frontier developers and $50,000 per violation for large chatbot providers, with act becoming operative January 1, 2027