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Code At The Capitol · October 12 · 32 min

Colorado Beat California… at THIS?

Colorado made headlines by becoming the first state to pass comprehensive artificial intelligence regulations. But does being first mean getting it right? On this episode of Code at the Capitol, host Vanessa Rutledge welcomes Kaden Rosenbaum of the Reason Foundation to examine Colorado's controversial AI legislation, the problems with its original approach, and whether the state's revised regulations will actually protect consumers. From automated hiring decisions and housing loans to concerns about discrimination and government oversight, Vanessa and Kaden explore how AI regulations could affect everyday Coloradans, businesses, and software developers. They also discuss the challenges of navigating conflicting state laws, the possibility of federal AI standards, and whether industry-led solutions could provide meaningful consumer protections without stifling innovation. Is Colorado setting the standard for responsible AI regulation, or is the state creating unnecessary obstacles for emerging technology? Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about government regulation, consumer rights, and the future of artificial intelligence in Colorado and beyond. Code at the Capitol explores the intersection of technology and public policy, breaking down the legislation and decisions shaping Colorado's digital future.

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Colorado made headlines by becoming the first state to pass comprehensive artificial intelligence regulations. But does being first mean getting it right?

On this episode of Code at the Capitol, host Vanessa Rutledge welcomes Kaden Rosenbaum of the Reason Foundation to examine Colorado's controversial AI legislation, the problems with its original approach, and whether the state's revised regulations will actually protect consumers.

From automated hiring decisions and housing loans to concerns about discrimination and government oversight, Vanessa and Kaden explore how AI regulations could affect everyday Coloradans, businesses, and software developers.

They also discuss the challenges of navigating conflicting state laws, the possibility of federal AI standards, and whether industry-led solutions could provide meaningful consumer protections without stifling innovation.

Is Colorado setting the standard for responsible AI regulation, or is the state creating unnecessary obstacles for emerging technology?

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation about government regulation, consumer rights, and the future of artificial intelligence in Colorado and beyond.

Code at the Capitol explores the intersection of technology and public policy, breaking down the legislation and decisions shaping Colorado's digital future.

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