AI Regulations Tracker
Every AI and automated decision-making regulation XIRA tracks, organized by state. Every entry verified against enrolled statute text.
Upcoming effective dates and regulatory changes
Sorted by what arrives soonest, with timeline context and weekly update notes.
Signal: Next deadline is Colorado ADMT / AI Act (SB 26-189) in 130 days.
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5January 1, 2027· In 130 days
Colorado SB 26-189 repeals and reenacts SB 24-205 into an automated decision-making technology (ADMT) framework for c...
January 1, 2027· In 130 days
California's ADMT regulations require businesses using automated decisionmaking technology for significant decisions...
January 1, 2027· In 130 days
First-in-nation law requiring AI chatbot operators to disclose AI nature at regular intervals (every 3 hours for adul...
January 1, 2027· In 130 days
New York's RAISE Act regulates frontier AI model developers. Requires publication of a frontier AI framework, quarter...
Already in effect
95August 2, 2026
The California AI Transparency Act requires creators of large generative AI systems to provide free AI detection tool...
July 1, 2026
Connecticut's omnibus bill dramatically expands the CTDPA. Lowers the applicability threshold from 100,000 to 35,000...
June 11, 2026
Enacted as Chapter 157, Laws of 2026; Governor signed March 23, 2026; effective June 11, 2026. AI tools may be used t...
June 9, 2026
Requires conspicuous disclosure in advertisements when AI-generated synthetic performers are used. A synthetic perfor...
May 19, 2026
Requires covered online platforms to remove reported nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated deepfakes...
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May 2026
- May 19, 2026High impactEffective dateFEDERAL
TAKE IT DOWN Act (S. 146) takes effect
Dual-effective-date framework now reaches the platform compliance milestone: criminal provisions already took effect at signing, and platform duties are now in force. The law covers both authentic NCII and AI-generated deepfakes, includes FTC jurisdiction over nonprofits, and requires operational notice-and-removal workflows with statutory timelines.
- May 14, 2026High impactAmendedCO
Colorado SB26-189 signed, replacing SB24-205 AI Act framework
Colorado SB26-189 repeals and reenacts the SB24-205 AI provisions as a covered ADMT framework. XIRA now treats SB26-189 as the current Colorado source version while preserving SB24-205 artifacts as historical or reusable governance evidence.
April 2026
- April 8, 2026High impactDatabase updateALL
Database reviewed and expanded
XIRA regulation database was reviewed and expanded with recent state and federal items. Coverage now includes additional California, New York, Connecticut, Utah, and federal entries reflected in the live tracker.
March 2026
- March 11, 2026Medium impactEnforcementFEDERAL
Federal commentary on state AI laws published
Commerce commentary discussed implementation burden in certain state AI statutes. No federal action from this commentary overrides enacted state obligations.
January 2026
- January 1, 2026High impactNew lawCA
California 2026 AI statute wave takes effect
Multiple California laws in the XIRA database move into force, including frontier model transparency and healthcare disclosure requirements. Teams operating in California should verify notice, disclosure, and governance artifacts before launch windows.
December 2025
- December 11, 2025Medium impactEnforcementFEDERAL
DOJ AI litigation posture strengthened
Federal enforcement signaling from DOJ indicates stronger cross-agency focus on AI-related misconduct and harms. This raises the importance of retained evidence and governance controls across high-risk use cases.
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