The Colorado Chamber Tech Alliance held its first meeting this week to review preliminary legislation affecting Colorado’s tech sector. The group heard updates from Chamber staff and the chair of the Alliance, Nico Probst, on potential bills involving data privacy, disclosures, data centers and other tech issues likely to be addressed by the legislature. See below for a list of specific bill topics.
- Governmental data privacy
- AI in health care
- Chatbot use by mental health professionals
- AI in psychotherapy
- Data Surveillance Pricing
- Opt-ins for data privacy
- Renewable energy requirements for data centers
- Sales and use tax incentives for data centers to fund grid enhancements
- Right to repair
- 230b liability
- Age attestation
- Timelines for social media networks to respond to law enforcement
- Drone legislation
- Additional AI bills
The Colorado Chamber also released its 2026 legislative agenda this week. The agenda includes priorities to drive Colorado’s tech sector growth, from ensuring updates to AI regulations preserve economic competitiveness to promoting balance in new laws impacting the industry.