This lack of technological transparency is part of what the Colorado legislature has been grappling with since 2024 as part of its effort to regulate so-called high-risk AI systems. But I think tech companies have gotten used to a world in which nobody asked that question,” Burke said. But during the special session, she says large tech companies didn’t want to compromise about any proposed liability. Robinson also is concerned about what the law would mean for deployers, who often use AI systems with little to no understanding of how they work. Boucher believes that for smaller AI companies, the bill would need to offer financial incentives for compliance, such as tax breaks or other legal incentives.

Source: Daily Sun December 29, 2025 10:25 UTC