Colorado AI Act would be transformed by working group's proposed changes

By Amy Miller ( March 18, 2026, 21:24 GMT | Insight) -- Colorado’s artificial intelligence law could be scaled back under a proposal released by a task force made up of consumer advocates and technology groups, which is setting off renewed public debate on how to regulate the rapidly changing technology. The proposal from the governor-assembled Colorado AI Policy Working Group would transform the Colorado AI Act from a broad, risk-management-based anti-discrimination regime into a narrower, disclosure-driven framework focused on consequential decision-making.A proposal that would roll back key provisions of Colorado’s artificial intelligence law has been released by a task force made up of consumer advocates and technology groups, setting off renewed public debate on how to regulate the rapidly changing technology....

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Colorado AI Act would be transformed by working group's proposed changes

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