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  3. Colorado Attorney General Closes ADMT Pre-Rulemaking Comment Period
guidance issuedJuly 13, 2026

Colorado Attorney General Closes ADMT Pre-Rulemaking Comment Period

The Colorado Attorney General's Office closed its pre-rulemaking comment period for the Automated Decision-Making Technology Act on July 13, 2026. Per coag.gov, the office collected informal public feedback through a comment form and published a considerations paper to guide that input ahead of formal rulemaking. SB 26-189 requires the Attorney General to adopt rules before January 1, 2027 clarifying the requirements for post-adverse-outcome notices and the definition of "materially influence," including presumptions and illustrative examples. As of August 9, 2026 the office had not published proposed rules or announced hearing dates, stating it will update its rulemaking page once the formal process begins. Source retrieved 2026-08-09.

Related: Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act

Source: coag.gov

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