Colorado’s SB 26-189: Understanding the New Automated Decision-Making Technology Law

Short summary

Colorado replaced its 2024 AI law with narrower regulation SB 26-189 (effective Jan 1, 2027) requiring notice and explanations for automated decisions affecting education, employment, housing, finance, insurance, healthcare, and government services. Violations carry $20K fines enforced by Colorado AG. The shift followed xAI's federal lawsuit, which prompted DOJ intervention.

• •SB 26-189 replaces the original 2024 Colorado AI Act with focus on transparency and consumer recourse
• •Companies must provide notice before ADMT decisions and explanations after adverse outcomes
• •Effective January 1, 2027; violations treated as deceptive practices under Colorado consumer protection law

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