Now come the rules: Colorado’s replacement AI law and its draft regulations
Colorado’s rewritten AI law takes effect in January. It trades impact assessments for notices and explanations, and the draft rules decide how specific those must be.
Laws, rules, executive orders, court rulings, guidance, and standards that govern AI use.
Colorado’s rewritten AI law takes effect in January. It trades impact assessments for notices and explanations, and the draft rules decide how specific those must be.
Tennessee requires approval for every AI tool state workers use. Now it is building monitoring to find and switch off the ones nobody approved.
Missouri’s plate reader order sets a 30-day limit and bans vendor resale. The provisions that make it checkable are a vendor certification and a logged reason for every search.
California now regulates who can audit AI systems. Neither new law requires an audit, but both change what an audit claim has to stand on.