In New York’s first-ever effort to track its own use of artificial intelligence, only 13 of the state’s roughly 100 agencies publicly reported using the technology in a way that could “directly impact the public” — fueling concerns that the state’s AI transparency guidelines are too ambiguous for effective oversight.The disclosures were the result of an inventory under the state’s 2024 policy governing AI use, part of Governor Kathy Hochul’s eff…