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California's Final ADMT Regulations for Banks and Lenders: What the CPPA Lands on Significant Decisions and What Is Due in 2027
The California Privacy Protection Agency finalized its automated decisionmaking technology regulations in late 2025, with phased compliance through 2027 and 2028. The pre-use notice, the access and opt-out rights, the risk assessment attestation, and the cybersecurity audit, applied to a bank or non-bank lender's AI agent on a California consumer.
Jun 19, 202613 min read
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Colorado SB 26-189 for Banks and Lenders: The ADMT Framework Replacing the 2024 AI Act and What is Due by January 2027
Colorado repealed and reenacted its 2024 AI Act in May 2026. The replacement is SB 26-189, effective January 1, 2027, which drops the algorithmic-discrimination duty and the impact-assessment regime and instead lands pre-decision notice, a 30-day post-adverse-outcome explanation, and a meaningful human-review right on any 'covered ADMT' that materially influences a financial or lending decision. The version that actually maps to a bank or non-bank lender's operations.
Jun 5, 202610 min read
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