The nation’s first law adds a requirement for developers of “high-risk” AI systems to “exercise due diligence.” Avoid algorithmic discrimination”
It also requires developers to disclose information about their systems to regulators and the public and to complete impact assessments of such systems.
bills faced Opposition from technology industry groupsbut was ultimately signed by Polis.
But in a letter to the Colorado Legislature, Polis said admitted he had “reservations” He signed the bill and encouraged lawmakers to improve it before it takes effect in 2026.
“This bill is one of the first in the nation to attempt to regulate the burgeoning artificial intelligence industry on this scale. Colorado is leading the way in this area to prevent discrimination and protect consumers. “We appreciate the sponsors’ interest in prioritizing protection and encourage them to significantly improve this before it takes effect,” Polis wrote.
He added that Colorado aims to “remain a home for innovative technology and ensure consumer regions have full access to critical AI-based products.”
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