Colorado ADMT (SB 24-205)

Jurisdiction:

Colorado

repealed

Effective:

Jun 30, 2026

Authority:

Colorado Attorney General

Official text Verified May 21, 2026

Amendments:

May 14, 2026 — Repealed and reenacted by SB 26-189 (signed by Governor Polis). SECTION 1 of SB 26-189 repeals and reenacts C.R.S. part 17 of article 1 of title 6, replacing this ADMT framework. The SB 24-205 obligations never took effect (original 2026-02-01, extended to 2026-06-30 by SB25B-004); SB 26-189 governs from 2027-01-01. See instrument colorado-sb26-189.

Obligations Covered

Human Oversight Transparency & Disclosure

Timeline

Milestone	Date	Notes
Signed	May 17, 2024	Governor signed
Original effective	Feb 1, 2026	Per SB 24-205 as enacted
Deadline extension signed	Aug 28, 2025	SB25B-004 (Extraordinary Session) delayed effective date
Extended effective	Jun 30, 2026	Current effective date per SB25B-004
KILO framework proposed	Mar 1, 2026	AI Policy Work Group draft; not introduced
Repealed and reenacted	May 14, 2026	SB 26-189 signed (Gov. Polis); repeals and reenacts C.R.S. part 17 — replaced by colorado-sb26-189, effective 2027-01-01

Related Regulations and Standards

Related instruments are selected from shared compliance obligations and jurisdiction coverage.

Provisions (2)

Meaningful Human Review #

Obligation:

Human Oversight

repealed

Effective:

Jun 30, 2026

Risk tier:

high-risk

Scope:

deployers

Requirements

Requirement	Details
Opportunity to appeal	Deployers must provide consumers an opportunity to appeal adverse consequential decisions made by or substantially involving high-risk AI
Human review on appeal	Appeal must allow for human review of the adverse decision if technically feasible
Data correction	Consumers must have an opportunity to correct incorrect personal data the system processed (§ 6-1-1703(4)(b)(II))
Accessibility	Notice of appeal rights must be in plain language, all languages used in the ordinary course of business, and in accessible formats

Penalties

Violation	Fine
Non-compliance	AG enforcement only; no private right of action

Sources: SB 24-205 Full Text

Transparency in Consequential Decisions #

Obligation:

Transparency

repealed

Effective:

Jun 30, 2026

Risk tier:

high-risk

Scope:

deployers

Requirements

Requirement	Details
Pre-decision notice	Before making/substantially contributing to a consequential decision, deployer must notify consumer and provide purpose, nature of decision, deployer contact info, and plain-language system description (§ 6-1-1703(4)(a))
Opt-out disclosure	Provide opt-out rights for profiling under Colorado CPA § 6-1-1306 if applicable (§ 6-1-1703(4)(a)(III))
Post-adverse statement	After adverse decision, disclose AI's role, degree of contribution, data types processed, and data sources (§ 6-1-1703(4)(b)(I))
Plain language + accessibility	All notices must be in plain language, all languages used in ordinary course of business, and in accessible formats (§ 6-1-1703(4)(c))

Penalties

Violation	Fine
Non-compliance	AG enforcement only

Sources: SB 24-205 Full Text

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