CO-AIA-1707-01 Requirement 1707 — Rules

Attorney General Authority to Promulgate Implementation Rules

Superseded on August 31, 2026

SB 24-205 (Colorado AI Act) was repealed and reenacted as SB 26-189 (Colorado ADMT Act, Session Law ch. 131, signed 2026-05-14; obligations apply to consequential decisions on/after 2027-01-01).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

Description

The attorney general is authorized and may promulgate rules as necessary for the purpose of implementing and enforcing this part 17 of the Colorado AI Act, including specific areas such as developer documentation, notices and disclosures, risk management policies, impact assessments, rebuttable presumptions, and affirmative defenses.

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Related Obligations

CO-AIA-1707-02 Documentation

Rules for Developer Documentation Requirements

CO-AIA-1707-03 Transparency

Rules for Notice and Disclosure Contents and Requirements

CO-AIA-1707-04 Risk Management

Rules for Risk Management Policy and Program Content

CO-AIA-1707-05 Risk Management

Rules for Impact Assessment Content and Requirements

CO-AIA-1707-06 Conformity

Rules for Rebuttable Presumption Requirements

CO-AIA-1707-07 Conformity

Rules for Affirmative Defense Requirements and Framework Recognition

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