THE LEGISLATURE WROTE THE LAW. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL WRITES THE RULES.
Before Colorado's new AI law takes effect, there's a public comment window. Use it.
SB 189 takes effect January 1, 2027. Between now and then, the Attorney General's office decides what the law actually requires. That rulemaking process is open to public input. Most people will never know it's happening. You can.
Fill out the form. Your letter appears here.
CONTEXT
What you're commenting on.
SB 26-189 replaced Colorado's original AI Act (CAIA) in May 2026. The bill text sets high-level definitions and obligations. It leaves the operational detail (what counts as a "high-risk" system, what documentation must look like, how complaints get handled) to the Attorney General's rulemaking.
Rulemaking is a formal process. The AG's office is required to consider public comment from Colorado residents, businesses, workers, and advocates. Comments that are specific, lived, and local get more weight than form letters and copy-paste talking points. This is where your voice actually moves the dial.