Colorado § 6-1-1707 Rules

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§ 6-1-1707 — Rules

Colorado § 6-1-1707

Title 06Consumer

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 6-1-1707 (2026).

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(1)The attorney general may promulgate rules as necessary for the purpose of implementing and enforcing this part 17, including:

(a)The documentation and requirements for developers pursuant to section 6-1-1702 (2);

(b)The contents of and requirements for the notices and disclosures required by sections 6-1-1702 (5) and (7); 6-1-1703 (4), (5), (7), and (9); and 6-1-1704;

(c)The content and requirements of the risk management policy and program required by section 6-1-1703 (2);

(d)The content and requirements of the impact assessments required by section 6-1-1703 (3);

(e)The requirements for the rebuttable presumptions set forth in sections 6-1-1702 and 6-1-1703; and

(f)The requirements for the affirmative defense set forth in section 6-1-1706

(3), including the process b

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(1) The attorney general may promulgate rules as
necessary for the purpose of implementing and enforcing this part 17, including:

(a) The documentation and requirements for developers pursuant to section
6-1-1702 (2);

(b) The contents of and requirements for the notices and disclosures
required by sections 6-1-1702 (5) and (7); 6-1-1703 (4), (5), (7), and (9); and 6-1-1704;

(c) The content and requirements of the risk management policy and
program required by section 6-1-1703 (2);

(d) The content and requirements of the impact assessments required by
section 6-1-1703 (3);

(e) The requirements for the rebuttable presumptions set forth in sections 6-1-1702 and 6-1-1703; and

(f) The requirements for the affirmative defense set forth in section 6-1-1706
(3), including the process by which the attorney general will recognize any other
nationally or internationally recognized risk management framework for artificial
intelligence systems.