Employment
Hiring and employment access
Regulatory framework · SB 26-189
Govern AI decisions. Build the evidence. Protect the people they affect.
Identify and govern covered Automated Decision-Making Technology with CognitiveView. Connect developer and deployer responsibilities, transparency, consumer rights and evidence for responsible AI use in consequential decisions.
Colorado ADMT readiness
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Colorado ADMT Act · SB 26-189
Understand the key dates and follow official rulemaking as you prepare your governance, documentation and consumer-facing processes.
Colorado Automated Decision-Making Technology Act
Enacted · SB 26-189Signed into law
Colorado ADMT Act · SB 26-189
New requirements apply
New obligations take effect for covered ADMT.
Rulemaking
Proposed implementation rules are in the formal rulemaking process.
Replaces the earlier SB 24-205 framework with new requirements for consequential decisions.
View official guidance (opens in a new tab)Why Colorado ADMT matters
AI increasingly influences people’s opportunities and access to essential services. Understand where automated decisions affect people, then connect governance to the systems behind them.
Is AI materially influencing a decision that affects a person?
Focus on the decision’s role, the personal data involved and its impact across these seven domains.
Hiring and employment access
Enrollment and educational opportunities
Housing access and real estate
Lending and financial access
Coverage and benefits
Access to services and health decisions
Essential services and public benefits
Determine applicability
Follow the decision path to understand whether your technology processes personal data and materially influences a consequential decision.
Step 1
Consider the information the technology uses about an individual.
NoOut of scope
Step 2
Outputs may include predictions, recommendations, classifications, rankings or scores.
NoOut of scope
Step 3
Consider how the output is used in a decision, judgment or determination.
NoOut of scope
Step 4
Education, employment, housing, finance, insurance, healthcare or essential government services and public benefits.
NoOut of scope
Yes → Covered ADMT
Review applicable developer, deployer and consumer-rights requirements.
This decision path summarizes the core criteria. Review the official act (opens in a new tab) for definitions, jurisdiction and exemptions.
Clear roles. Meaningful consumer protections.
Connect developer documentation, deployer governance and consumer protections to responsible AI decisions.
Developers of covered ADMT must provide technical information to deployers.
Organizations using covered ADMT must operationalize governance and consumer-facing requirements.
Individuals have rights relating to personal data and meaningful human review after adverse outcomes.
Your compliance readiness, connected
See your compliance readiness across your AI estate. Connect documentation, notice, human review, data rights and maintained evidence in one view.
Colorado ADMT readiness overview
Illustrative dashboard · Sample data
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Colorado ADMT Act
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