Enforcement of Colorado AI Act Delayed Until June 2026
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Colorado Governor Jared Polis recently signed Senate Bill 25B-004 into law, which delays the enforcement date of the Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act (“CAIA”) from February 1, 2026, to June 30, 2026. SB 25B-004 does not amend the substantive requirements of the CAIA.

Earlier this year, the Colorado legislature debated changes to the CAIA but no agreement on substantive changes were reached during either the 2025 regular session of the August 2025 special legislative session. The delayed enforcement date is intended to provide additional time for the Colorado legislature to consider amendments to the CAIA during the 2026 regular legislative session, which commences in January 2026.

Developers and deployers subject to the CAIA should continue to monitor legislative developments as they prepare for compliance with the CAIA.

Read our previous coverage of the requirements of the CAIA.

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