Colorado AI Act (SB24-205) Compliance
First comprehensive state AI law in the US. Understand requirements for high-risk AI systems affecting employment, education, finance, healthcare, and legal decisions. Free assessment and implementation roadmap.
Deadline: February 1, 2026 - Less than 14 months to comply. Start your assessment now.
High-Risk AI Systems
Colorado AI Act applies to AI systems making or substantially assisting in consequential decisions
Employment Decisions
Hiring, promotion, termination, or work assignment decisions
Education & Vocational Training
Access to educational institutions or vocational training programs
Financial Services
Credit, insurance, or financial service eligibility
Essential Services
Access to healthcare, housing, utilities, or government services
Legal & Justice
Legal status or access to justice
Compliance Requirements
What deployers of high-risk AI systems must do
Impact Assessment
Conduct and document impact assessments for high-risk AI systems
Risk Management
Implement risk management policy and program
Consumer Disclosures
Provide clear disclosures about AI use in consequential decisions
Opt-Out Rights
Allow consumers to opt-out or appeal automated decisions
Penalties & Enforcement
Enforced by Colorado Attorney General
First Violation
Per violation for first offense
Subsequent Violations
Per violation for repeat offenses
Cure Period
To remedy violations before penalties
Good News: Cure Period Available
Colorado AI Act includes a 60-day cure period for first violations. If you receive notice from the AG, you have 60 days to fix the issue before penalties apply. This makes early compliance assessment critical.
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