Colorado AI legislation further complicates compliance equation
- Senate Bill 24-205, which takes aim at company use of AI in making ‘consequential decisions,’ passed the state’s assembly, leaving gray area on how to comply.
- Colorado legislature passed AI regulations targeting private companies, adding to the growing array of AI laws in the US.
- The legislation may grant the state’s Attorney General the power to prosecute companies for AI-driven consumer discrimination.
- If signed by Governor Jared Polis, companies operating in Colorado must disclose algorithmic discrimination risks to the Attorney General within 90 days of discovery.
