How to Comply with Adverse-Outcome Disclosure, Correction and Human Review — Colorado AI Act

SB 26-189 (replaced SB 24-205) · CO · Effective Jan 1, 2027

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Summary, not legal advice. Within 30 days after an adverse outcome, the deployer explains the decision and the ADMT's role, offers a way to request more information, lets the consumer correct inaccurate personal data and, to the extent commercially reasonable, requests human review (C.R.S. 6-1-1704(3)-(6)).

Implementation steps

  1. Define what counts as an adverse outcome in your process.
  2. Build the 30-day disclosure and the information-request path.
  3. Set up correction and human-review handling and keep decision records for 3 years.

Evidence needed

  • Disclosure template
  • Request and review logs
  • Records retention policy

Passing criteria

  • Disclosures sent within 30 days
  • Requests handled and logged
Penalties: Penalty not stated. Enforced by Attorney General.

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