The Colorado AI Act was the country’s most ambitious effort to regulate algorithmic decision-making. This week it became nothing more than a notification requirement.

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The Colorado state legislature passed Senate Bill 189, an extremely stripped-down version of the 2024 Colorado AI Act. “What remains is a requirement that companies only have to let you know, after the fact, when an AI system has been used to deny you a loan, a job, or a place to live — and an opportunity to appeal. The use of AI to change your life is now fine. The only legal requirement left is that they have to tell you AI did so.” Other AI regulation bills have also been gutted beyond recognition or vetoed in TX, CA, NY. submitted by /u/Classic-Acadia272

Originally posted by u/Classic-Acadia272 on r/ArtificialInteligence