Colorado SB26-189
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Law & policy information
Name
Colorado SB26-189[1]
Colorado SB26-189[1]
Jurisdiction
Colorado[1]
Colorado[1]
Instrument type
Legislation[1]
Legislation[1]
Bill / legal citation
Colorado SB26-189[1]
Colorado SB26-189[1]
Legislative or adoption status
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Overview
Colorado SB26-189 was signed May 14, 2026 as Chapter 131 and took effect that day. It repeals and reenacts the Colorado AI Act framework governing automated decision-making technology in consequential decisions; the new requirements begin January 1, 2027.[1][2]
Enacted framework
The act requires developer documentation and updates for deployers, record retention, notice when covered technology materially influences consequential decisions, post-adverse-outcome disclosures, and consumer access, correction and human-review processes. The new part 17 grants the attorney general exclusive enforcement authority; it does not create a private right of action.[2]