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Summary of Legislation: Information Technology and Artificial Intelligence

The Colorado General Assembly on July 6, 2026, published a summary of legislation addressing information technology and artificial intelligence from the 2026 session. The document, prepared by Legislative Council Staff analyst Dhivahari Vivek, states that regulating advancements in IT and AI remained a strong legislative priority. It references Senate Bill 24-205, passed in 2024, which created consumer protections and disclosure requirements for developers and deployers of AI systems. The summary notes that limits or prohibitions on data sharing and the use of AI tools by government agencies, especially law enforcement, continue to draw interest from state lawmakers. The publication is posted on the Colorado General Assembly website under the subjects of Business and Economic Development and Telecommunications and Information Technology.
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