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Colorado AI Laws & Regulations

Automated coverage of every published artificial intelligence bill and regulation introduced or enacted in Colorado. Updated daily.

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Published AI Bills
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In Committee
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Enacted
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Passed Both Chambers
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AI Regulatory Landscape

Colorado has 15 published AI-related bills. 3 have been enacted into law, and 12 are still pending.

Colorado is demonstrating a very active approach to AI regulation, with a total of 15 bills introduced, of which 3 have been enacted and 12 are currently in progress. This legislative activity indicates a strong commitment to addressing the implications of artificial intelligence across various sectors, including technology, healthcare, law enforcement, and consumer protection. The state is taking proactive measures to regulate AI technologies, particularly in areas that intersect with public safety, privacy, and ethical considerations in the use of AI systems. Key themes emerging from Colorado's AI legislative landscape include a focus on transparency and accountability in AI applications, particularly in sensitive areas such as political campaigning and healthcare. The enactment of bills like the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act and regulations on facial recognition technologies reflect a growing concern for consumer protection and the ethical deployment of AI. Additionally, the ongoing discussions around youth protections on social media and the regulation of AI in psychotherapy highlight the state's recognition of the potential risks associated with AI technologies, especially for vulnerable populations. For businesses operating in Colorado, this regulatory environment necessitates a careful approach to AI deployment, ensuring compliance with emerging laws and a commitment to ethical practices in AI development and usage.

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Regulatory Stance Very Active
National Rank #32 of 50
Transparency and Accountability Consumer Protection Ethical AI Deployment
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All Colorado AI Bills 15 published

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HB 1210 Unknown High Risk

Prohibit Surveillance Price & Wage Setting

CO HB 1210: Prohibit Surveillance Price & Wage Setting, classifies violations as deceptive trade practices, allows civil actions by the attorney general, district attorney, or individuals. The definition of 'worker' excludes federal and state employees and employees of public entities.

HB 1139 Unknown Med Risk

Use of Artificial Intelligence in Health Care

The bill regulates AI use in health care, requiring AI systems to notify users they are not human, prohibiting AI from using human titles, and ensuring AI does not base determinations solely on group data, but also on other relevant factors specified in the bill.

HB 1263 Unknown Med Risk

Conversational Artificial Intelligence Service Operator Requirements

The bill mandates requirements for operators of conversational AI services, including consumer disclosures, prohibiting rewards for minors, and separate violations for each output.

HB1263 In Committee Med Risk

Conversational Artificial Intelligence Service Operator Requirements

The specifics of HB1263 cannot be confirmed without the full bill text.

HB 1195 Unknown Med Risk

Psychotherapy Artificial Intelligence Restrictions

CO HB 1195: Psychotherapy AI Restrictions, unlawful for entities to offer services without regulated professionals, allows AI for administrative and supplementary support.

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SB071 Enacted Med Risk

Use of Surveillance Technology by Law Enforcement

SB071 aims to regulate law enforcement's use of surveillance technology in Colorado. This analysis is limited due to the unavailability of the full bill text.

HB 1148 In Committee Med Risk

Protections for Youth on Social Media

HB 1148 mandates privacy protections for minors on social media, targeting businesses that generate a majority of their revenue from online services.

HB 1049 In Committee High Risk

Prohibit Use of Personally Identifying Feature

This bill criminalizes the unauthorized use of personally identifying features in digital media, including advertisements, deepfakes, images, videos, and voice recordings, establishing penalties for violations and allowing civil damages and attorney fees.

HB1009 Enacted Low Risk Updated

Artificial Intelligence Systems

HB1009 addresses artificial intelligence systems in Colorado, but the source text is unreadable, preventing detailed analysis.

HB1212 Introduced High Risk

Public Safety Protections Artificial Intelligence

This bill addresses public safety by proposing protections against risks posed by artificial intelligence systems.

SB143 Passed Both Chambers Med Risk New

Extend Prohibition on School Facial Recognition

This bill extends the prohibition on schools using facial recognition services, initially set to repeal on July 1, 2025, with exceptions for safety and educational purposes.

HB1468 Passed Both Chambers Med Risk

Artificial Intelligence & Biometric Technologies

The bill establishes an artificial intelligence impact task force to study AI and biometric technologies, focusing on ethical practices and facial recognition issues.

HB1147 Passed Both Chambers High Risk

Candidate Election Deepfake Disclosures

This bill mandates disclosure of deepfakes in candidate communications and allows for enforcement and private action by candidates.

SB113 Passed Both Chambers High Risk

Artificial Intelligence Facial Recognition

SB113 creates a task force to evaluate facial recognition services, restricts their use by government agencies, and prohibits public schools from new contracts for these services.

SB 24-205 Enacted High Risk

Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act

The Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act requires governance, reasonable care by developers and deployers of AI systems to prevent algorithmic discrimination, disclosure, impact assessments, and technical documentation.

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