8DDB45F92DA66A6087258BBD00576C0D Hearing Summary CLICS/CLICS2024A/commsumm.nsf PUBLICBILL SUMMARY For PUBLIC INTEREST PERSPECTIVEINTERIM COMMITTEE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IMPACT TASK FORCEDate Oct 21, 2024 Location Old State Library Public Interest Perspective - Committee Discussion Only 09:54:54 AM Anaya Robinson, ACLU Colorado, gave the following presentation to the committee: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/images/algorithmic_discrimination_aclu.pdf Mr. Robinson gave information on algorithmic discrimination, SB24-205 and the bill's framework, and issues with the legislation. 10:06:34 AM Matthew Scherer, Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT), gave the following presentation to the committee: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/images/transparency_and_accountability_in_ai_driven_decisions.pdf The presentation included information on risks when using automated decisions systems and using AI to make consequential decisions, transparency, New York City's hiring ordinance law, Cigna's automated evaluation of insurance claims, and general comments on SB24-205. 10:30:06 AM Professor Suresh Venkatasubramanian, Data Science Institute at Brown University, gave the following presentation: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/images/operationalizing_the_safeguards_in_the_colorado_ai_act.pdf. The presentation included information on the AI Bill of Rights, a university level course in fairness in automated decision making, ongoing research for AI, government standard setting practices, model frameworks for AI governance, and open frameworks for mitigating bias. 10:41:10 AM The task force asked the panel of presenters questions regarding topics such as proposed changes to be made to SB24-205, Brown University work on opportunities to innovate responsible AI, consumer protections, mathematical inevitability of bias, anti-discrimination laws, California legislation, and implications of the use of AI by Cigna as detailed by Mr. Scherer. 11:17:53 AM The committee took a brief recess. 11:18:10 AM The committee came back to order.
