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Super Intelligence definition proposal due (60 days) · Nov 28, 2026 · See what changes
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SB 26-189, signed by Governor Polis on May 14, 2026 and effective January 1, 2027, repeals and re-enacts SB 24-205. It removes the 2024 duty of care, risk management program and impact assessment requirements and replaces them with a pre-use notice, a post-adverse-outcome disclosure, and limited consumer rights for people affected by covered automated decision-making technology (ADMT) used in consequential decisions such as employment, education, housing and financial services.
If you deploy ADMT that materially influences a consequential decision about a Colorado resident, plan for three things by January 1, 2027: tell people before the tool is used, send a disclosure within 30 days after an adverse outcome, and support requests to access and correct personal data and to ask for meaningful human review, to the extent commercially reasonable. Developers and deployers can both face liability under Colorado anti-discrimination law, though a developer only to the extent the deployer used the tool as the developer intended, documented, marketed or configured it. These points come from law-firm summaries of the enacted bill, so read the bill text before you rely on them.