CO-AIA-1706-02
Monitoring
1706 — Enforcement by Attorney General
Discover and cure violations through feedback mechanisms
Superseded on August 31, 2026
SB 24-205 (Colorado AI Act) was repealed and reenacted as SB 26-189 (Colorado ADMT Act, Session Law ch. 131, signed 2026-05-14; obligations apply to consequential decisions on/after 2027-01-01). Successor statute ingested as CO-ADMT. Statute-level supersession; no per-obligation successor mapping is asserted. Source: https://leg.colorado.gov/bill_files/116489/download
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CO-AIA-1706-01
Conformity
Submit to burden of proof for affirmative defense compliance
CO-AIA-1706-03
Monitoring
Discover and cure violations through adversarial testing or red teaming
CO-AIA-1706-04
Monitoring
Discover and cure violations through internal review processes
CO-AIA-1706-05
Conformity
Maintain compliance with NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 42001
CO-AIA-1706-06
Conformity
Maintain compliance with equivalent or more stringent AI risk management frameworks
CO-AIA-1706-07
Conformity
Maintain compliance with attorney general designated AI risk management frameworks
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