Colorado's AI law was replaced on 2026-05-14: the date is 2027-01-01, not 2026-06-30
Days to effective date 2027-01-01
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days
Explanation due date (adverse outcome + 30 days)
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Days left on that explanation
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days
Cure window ends (notice + 60 days)
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Cure right sunsets
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Records hold until (3 years)
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Duties that apply to you
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duties
Obligation records to keep (duties x systems)
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records
Explanation workload
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staff hours a month
Days to the 2027-01-01 effective date Counts the days left before Colorado SB 26-189 applies to your automated decision technology, from any date you pick.
30-day adverse-outcome explanation Turns the date of an adverse outcome into the date the plain-language description of the ADMT's role is due, and the days still left on it.
60-day attorney general cure window Turns an attorney general notice date into the last day you can cure, and shows the date the cure right itself sunsets.
Three-year record hold Turns the day you start keeping SB 26-189 records into the day that hold ends.
Duties by role Counts the duties that fall on a developer, on a deployer, or on a company that is both, and the obligation-by-system records they produce.
Explanation workload Turns adverse outcomes a month and minutes per explanation into the staff hours the 30-day duty costs you.