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Colorado has taken a significant step in addressing discrimination in artificial intelligence (AI) by signing a first-in-the-nation law that requires developers of high-risk AI systems to avoid algorithmic discrimination. The law also mandates developers to disclose information about the systems to regulators and the public, as well as conduct impact assessments. Despite facing opposition from technology industry groups, Governor Jared Polis signed the bill into law, emphasizing the importance of preventing discrimination and prioritizing consumer protection.
Governor Polis expressed reservations while signing the bill and urged lawmakers to enhance it before it goes into effect in 2026. The move aims to regulate the growing AI industry on a significant scale, positioning Colorado as a leader in this space. The governor also emphasized the importance of ensuring that the state remains a hub for innovative technologies while safeguarding consumer access to AI-based products.
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