Every AI and algorithmic decision-making regulation XIRA tracks, organized by state. Updated as new laws are signed.
✓Tracking 99 regulations across 24 states and jurisdictions. Every entry verified against enrolled statute text. Last updated April 13, 2026.
Compare AI regulations between states
Pick two states to compare obligations, timing, and enforcement exposure.
Signal: compare totals, in-effect counts, and highest state penalty side by side.
Connecticut has 12 regulations while Colorado has 12. Connecticut requires Profiling Disclosure Required, Consumer Opt Out Required, Data Protection Assessment Required that Colorado does not. Colorado requires Reasonable Care, Developer Documentation Required, Developer Impact Assessment Support that Connecticut does not. Both states require Impact assessment required, Transparency notice required, Record-keeping required.
Summary stats
Connecticut
Colorado
Total regulations
12
12
AI-specific laws
1
1
Sector-specific laws
0
0
Privacy ADM laws
1
1
Highest state penalty
$5,000
$50,000
Already in effect
10
10
Upcoming
2
2
Federal penalties also apply: up to $53,088 per violation (FTC). These apply in every state in addition to state-level penalties above.
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