Colorado adopts final rules on ADMT and chatbot safety following the October 26, 2026 comment deadline.

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Six frontier AI models put this at 65% by 1 Apr 2027. Full reasoning from every model.

WillHappen.ai · Accepted Answer

65% — the median of 6 frontier models, resolving by 2027-04-01.

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Gemini (Google): 81% — The Colorado AG usually finalizes CPA rules within five months of comment closure, leaving plenty of room before April 2027. Colorado's AG must publish final rules; the five-month span from Oct 26 to April 1 mirrors the timeline of original CPA rulemaking. Rule adoption needs no legislative vote, only AG sign-off following required review of comments submitted by October 26. A formal extension of the comment period or major industry litigation pausing rulemaking would drop these odds below 50%.

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Claude (Anthropic): 32% — Hinges on whether Colorado AG/CDOR finalizes ADMT rules within ~5 months of the Oct 26, 2026 comment close. Colorado's AI Act implementation has already been delayed multiple times (original Feb 2025 effective date pushed to June 2026, then further), showing a pattern of slow… Rulemaking after comment close typically takes many months for review, revision, and legal vetting, and the short April 1, 2027 window (about 5 months) is tight for a… Legislative amendments to the underlying AI Act are still being debated, and further delay or substantive changes to the law itself could push final rules past this…

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GPT (OpenAI): 68% — It hinges on whether Colorado completes legal review and publication within five months of comments closing. Colorado’s AG or designated rulemaking body must review comments, finalize text, and publish rules after October 26. Five months is workable for an already-noticed package, but substantive ADMT/chatbot comments can trigger revisions or delay. I would raise this if the agency sets a hearing or adoption date before the comment period closes.

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Grok (xAI): 78% — AG must finish post-comment review and publish by 1 Apr 2027. Colorado AG must process Oct 26 comments, hold any hearing, and file final ADMT/chatbot text under the APA. State AI-rulemakings after comment typically close in 3–5 months; five months to April sits at the high end of that range. A flood of comments, a requested extension, or litigation would most delay publication past the resolution date.

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DeepSeek (DeepSeek): 62% — Whether Colorado's AG finishes the ADMT rulemaking package before the April 1 window closes. The comment period closes Oct 26, 2026, leaving roughly five months for the AG's office to review comments and publish final rules. Colorado's SB 24-205 rulemaking has been on a steady statutory track, and the AG has already issued draft rules, so the base rate for on-time finalization is decent. The main risk is litigation or legislative delay tied to the underlying AI act's effective date, which could push final publication past April 1.

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Qwen (Alibaba): 62% — Colorado AG's office must finalize rules within ~5 months of comment close; rulemaking timelines often slip past that window. The Colorado AG's office published proposed rules in 2025; after comment close on Oct 26, 2026, they must review comments, revise, and publish final text—typically 4-8… Colorado's ADMT rules are novel and contested (industry pushback on algorithmic discrimination provisions), which historically extends the revision phase beyond the… If the AG's office treats this as a priority given the statutory deadline pressure from SB 24-205's effective date, they could compress the timeline; a delay past April…

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