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AI Summary
The bill establishes an artificial intelligence impact task force to study AI and biometric technologies, focusing on ethical practices and facial recognition issues.
Business Impact
If you use AI or biometric technologies in Colorado, you must comply with new ethical guidelines by February 1, 2025, or face regulatory scrutiny.
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In Committee
— Assigned to and being reviewed by a legislative committee
Passed
— Approved by one or both chambers; awaiting further action
Signed / Enacted
— Signed into law by the governor; may or may not be in effect yet
Dead / Vetoed
— Vetoed, failed to pass, or session expired without action
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What This Means
Colorado's HB1468 creates an artificial intelligence impact task force tasked with studying the implications of AI and biometric technologies, including facial recognition services. This initiative aims to address ethical concerns and algorithmic discrimination, impacting various stakeholders including businesses and governmental entities. The task force will provide recommendations by early 2025, shaping future regulations in the state.
Key Provisions
- Creation of an artificial intelligence impact task force with 26 members.
- Task force to study ethical and equitable impacts of AI and biometric technologies, including facial recognition services.
- Report due by February 1, 2025, summarizing findings and recommendations.
- Task force to meet at least five times before submitting the report.
- Task force scheduled for repeal on September 1, 2027.
Latest Legislative Action
Governor Signed
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 14)
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Brianna Titone D | Sponsor | HD-027 |
| Byron Pelton R | Sponsor | SD-001 |
| Chris Hansen D | Sponsor | SD-031 |
| Dafna Michaelson Jenet D | Sponsor | SD-021 |
| Jeff Bridges D | Sponsor | SD-026 |
Roll Call Votes (showing 3 of 9)
H ·
House: Senate Amendments Concur ·
May 8, 2024
45 Yea
16 Nay
4 Other
Passed ✓
H ·
House: Senate Amendments Repass ·
May 8, 2024
40 Yea
21 Nay
4 Other
Passed ✓
S ·
Senate: Third Reading Amend (l.014) ·
May 8, 2024
34 Yea
0 Nay
1 Other
Passed ✓
Amendments (7)
House Business Affairs & Labor Amendment L.006
Adopted
2024-05-01
Second Reading Amendment L.008
Adopted
2024-05-02
Second Reading Amendment L.009
Adopted
2024-05-02
Second Reading Amendment L.010
Adopted
2024-05-02
Third Reading Amendment L.011
Adopted
2024-05-05
Second Reading Amendment L.013
Adopted
2024-05-07
Third Reading Amendment L.014
Adopted
2024-05-08
Compliance Checklist
Participate in task force meetings and provide input on AI regulations.
Who: Members of the artificial intelligence impact task force.
Deadline: By February 1, 2025.
Penalty: N/A; participation is required for task force members.
Who: Members of the artificial intelligence impact task force.
Deadline: By February 1, 2025.
Penalty: N/A; participation is required for task force members.
Implement recommendations from the task force once published.
Who: Businesses and organizations using AI and biometric technologies.
Deadline: Following the task force report submission.
Penalty: Potential regulatory scrutiny for non-compliance.
Who: Businesses and organizations using AI and biometric technologies.
Deadline: Following the task force report submission.
Penalty: Potential regulatory scrutiny for non-compliance.
Full Legal Analysis
HB1468 establishes the artificial intelligence impact task force, which will consist of 26 members appointed by various state leaders, including the governor and legislative leaders. The task force is charged with studying a range of issues related to artificial intelligence and biometric technologies, including defining key terms, establishing notice and disclosure requirements, developing ethical guidelines for the use of these technologies, and considering issues related to facial recognition services. The task force must submit a report summarizing its findings and recommendations by February 1, 2025, after meeting at least five times between September 2024 and February 2025. The task force is set to be repealed on September 1, 2027, following a sunset review. This bill is significant as it lays the groundwork for future regulations concerning AI and biometric technologies in Colorado, potentially influencing how businesses operate in this space.
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