I_AI_2024A 09/16/2024 09:12:16 AM Committee Summary PUBLICSTAFF SUMMARY OF MEETINGINTERIM COMMITTEE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IMPACT TASK FORCE Date 09/16/2024 Attendance Baisley X Ruthie Barko X John Bliss X Michael Brent X Henry Claypool X David Edinger X Kjersten Forseth X Loren Furman X Grace Gedye X Margot Kaminski X Adeel Khan X Vivek Krishnamurthy X David MacLeod X Jon Nordmark X Tatiana Rice X Jefferey Riester X Anaya Robinson X Brittany Morris Saunders X Matt Scherer X Seth Sternberg X Eric Swanson X Luke Swanson X Jeff Swoboda * Weinberg X Titone X Rodriguez X Time 09:12:16 AM to 11:46:02 AM Place Old State Library This Meeting was called to order by Rodriguez This Report was prepared by Samantha Falco Hearing Items Action Taken hMember Introductions Committee Discussion Only hOverview of Senate Bill 24-205 and U.S. State AI Legislation Committee Discussion Only hAI Regulatory Landscape Committee Discussion Only hScheduling Future Meetings Committee Discussion Only 09:12:34 AM Chair Rodriguez gave opening comments to the committee. Presentations and other meeting materials can be accessed at https://leg.colorado.gov/content/artificial-intelligence-impact-task-force-0. Member Introductions - Committee Discussion Only 09:13:09 AM Professor Margot Kaminski, University of Colorado, gave an overview of legal definition of artificial intelligence (AI). The presentation can be found here: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/images/01_ai_definitions_for_task_force_0924_0.pdf 09:17:24 AM The presentation provided information on technical definitions for AI and machine learning, legal definitions, the evolution of legal definitions, and takeaways when trying to address AI through legal terms. Professor Kaminski continued the presentation with information on the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), OECD definitions of AI system and AI system lifecycle, an overview of the EU AI Act of 2024, and the Executive Order 14110 on AI (2023). 09:36:46 AM The task force asked Professor Kaminski a number of questions regarding topics such as the best way to approach defining AI, the use of AI systems and algorithms, unintended consequence, discrimination, implications of the inputs and outputs of AI, and the definition of high risk AI. Overview of Senate Bill 24-205 and U.S. State AI Legislation - Committee Discussion Only 10:01:34 AM Tatiana Rice, Deputy Director U.S. Legislation, Future of Privacy Forum gave a presentation with an overview of Senate Bill 24-205 and U.S. State AI legislation. The presentation can be found here: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/images/fpf_slides_colorado_ai_act__0.pdf The presentation provided a detailed overview of SB24-25, AI legislation in other states, Generative AI systems, and Frontier AI/Foundation Models. 10:29:05 AM The task force asked Ms. Rice questions regarding a range of topics including the exemption on insurers being regulated, employer obligations, and consequential decisions. AI Regulatory Landscape - Committee Discussion Only 10:43:31 AM Meghan Pensyl, with BSA the Software Alliance, gave a presentation to the committee which can be found here: https://leg.colorado.gov/sites/default/files/images/bsa_co_ai_task_force_presentation_9-16-2024_0.pdf. The presentation provided an overview of AI across industries, biases in AI, AI for every day users, AI for business, and the global policy landscape. 11:12:26 AM The task force asked a number of questions regarding topics such as the definition of "developer", California legislation regarding AI, and enforcement of SB24-205. Scheduling Future Meetings - Committee Discussion Only 11:32:37 AM The committee discussed future meeting dates. 11:46:02 AM The committee adjourned.
