Colorado AI compliance
AI laws that apply in Colorado (2026)
Colorado was first to enact a comprehensive AI consumer-protection statute. CAIA takes effect 2026-06-30 with deployer + developer obligations on high-risk AI.
2 laws trackedMax penalty: $20,000Enforced by Colorado Attorney General
Use cases that trigger obligations
| Use case | Triggered laws | Headline obligations |
|---|---|---|
| AI in hiring | ; | bias audit · candidate notice · impact assessment · appeal right |
| AI in lending and credit | ; | ECOA overlap · inference disclosure · risk management |
| AI in healthcare | ; | patient disclosure · PHI overlap · risk management · impact assessment |
| AI in education | ; | admissions decisions · student notice · FERPA overlap |
| AI in housing | ; | fair-housing overlap · tenant notice · impact assessment |
| AI in insurance | ; | NAIC alignment · underwriting risk · claims fairness |
Active laws
Effective-date timeline
- 2026-06-30Colorado AI ActColorado Revised Statutes Part 17, SB 24-205
- 2026-08-30Colorado SB 25-318 (CAIA Amendment)SB 25-318 (amends SB 24-205)
Regulator contacts
Colorado Attorney General
attorney.general@coag.gov
Frequently asked questions about Colorado AI compliance
Does Colorado have an AI-specific law?
Yes â we track 2 active or pending AI laws affecting Colorado: Colorado AI Act, Colorado SB 25-318 (CAIA Amendment).
Who enforces AI law in Colorado?
Colorado Attorney General is the primary enforcement body. Civil penalty bands vary per statute.
What use cases trigger the most obligations in Colorado?
AI in hiring (2), AI in lending and credit (2), AI in healthcare (2)
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