Are you ready for Colorado's AI Act?

Colorado's AI Act (SB 26-189) takes effect in January 2027. If you use AI in hiring, lending, housing, insurance, healthcare, or other consequential decisions, you carry new obligations. Check your readiness in six boxes.

--days until it takes effect

Tick every control you already have in place

Six core obligations under the Act for deployers of high-risk AI systems.

An inventory of the AI systems you use in consequential decisions Impact assessments completed for each high-risk system Consumer notice: you tell people when AI is used in a decision about them A process to detect and correct algorithmic discrimination (bias testing) A written AI risk-management policy and program An appeal and adverse-decision reporting process

Tick the controls you have. Your readiness updates as you go.

Walk in with a defensible record, not a scramble.

RIG's Compliance Readiness engagement gives you the full record the Act expects: an AI system inventory, impact assessments, a governance policy, and a 90-day roadmap to close every gap, board-ready. Governed by design, every control hash-verified, so when a regulator or your own board asks, you have the receipts.

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Inventory + assessmentsthe record the Act requires

90-day roadmapboard-ready, gap-closing plan

Close the gap before 2027.

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This tool is an educational readiness estimate, not legal advice. Colorado SB 26-189 amended and replaced the earlier SB 24-205; obligations and effective timing can change. Confirm your specific requirements with qualified counsel.