<ul><li>Colorado officials, including Gov. Jared Polis, seek a delay in the implementation of the state's artificial intelligence regulations until January 2027.</li><li>The Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act, signed into law in May 2024, aims to regulate AI use in important decisions like hiring and lending, with a general duty of care requirement.</li><li>Despite significant stakeholder work and negotiations, the legislative session ended without reaching an agreement on the AI regulations, causing concerns among industry groups and consumer advocates.</li><li>Efforts to amend the regulations have faced challenges, with a compromise bill to loosen AI regulations and delay implementation being scrapped, leaving a potential special session as the only option for changes.</li></ul>

Colorado Officials Seek Delay in AI Regulations Start Date

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