Colorado AI Act replacement — consequential-decision duties

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Colorado: SB 26-189 became law and was signed May 14, 2026. It repeals/replaces the 2024 AI regime. Main ADMT/consequential-decision duties begin January 1, 2027; an August 2026 compliance deadline is outdated. The signed act is the primary text. [source]

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Nov 13, 2026

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Colorado: SB 26-189 became law and was signed May 14, 2026. Primary source
It repeals/replaces the 2024 AI regime. Primary source
Main ADMT/consequential-decision duties begin January 1, 2027; an August 2026 compliance deadline is outdated. Primary source
The signed act is the primary text. Primary source

Dates and phased obligations

Main ADMT/consequential-decision duties begin January 1, 2027. Primary source

2026-05-14 · enacted

Signed into law. Primary source

2027-01-01 · operative

Main ADMT/consequential-decision duties begin. Primary source

Questions from this record

Who does CO SB 26-189 cover?

What is the law’s status?

Enacted / effective soon Primary source

What date does this record track?

Main ADMT/consequential-decision duties begin January 1, 2027. Primary source

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This record’s accepted facts were last reviewed on 2026-11-13; unsupported comparison fields remain Unverified. Primary source

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Nov 13, 2026 — Facts and dates reconciled from the accepted T1 report. Source
Nov 13, 2026 — Accepted T1 report content changed. Source
Nov 13, 2026 — Accepted T1 report content changed. Source

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