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Automated Decision-Making Technology Enacted Governor Signed · May 14, 2026
In plain language Regulates the use of automated decision-making technology in consequential decisions in Colorado, including an appropriation. Establishes rules for when and how automated systems may be used to make decisions that materially affect individuals. Applies to entities in both the public and private sectors.
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Legislative history 15 actions · newest first May 14, 2026 — Governor Signed May 12, 2026 — Sent to the Governor May 12, 2026 House Signed by the Speaker of the House May 12, 2026 Senate Signed by the President of the Senate May 12, 2026 Senate Senate Considered House Amendments - Result was to Concur - Repass May 9, 2026 House House Third Reading Passed - No Amendments Show all 15 actions
Progress Introduced May 1, 2026 Filed in a chamber; hasn't passed it yet. Engrossed Passed the chamber where it was introduced. Enrolled Passed both chambers in the same form and sent to the governor or president. Enacted May 14, 2026 Became law: signed, allowed to take effect without a signature, or passed over a veto.
Sponsors Sen. James Coleman (D) Prime sponsor
Sen. Robert Rodriguez (D), Rep. Jennifer Bacon (D), Rep. Monica Duran (D), Rep. Mark Baisley (R), Rep. Brianna Titone (D), Rep. Judith Amabile (D), Sen. Matt Ball (D), Sen. Adrienne Benavidez (D), Rep. Jeff Bridges (D), Rep. Lisa Cutter (D), Sen. Tony Exum (D), Sen. Lisa Frizell (R)
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