Guides · Reviewed November 2026 · Not legal advice
ADMT guides: automated decision notices, in plain language
Three short guides that answer the questions an automated decision tool actually raises — what to send, what the explanation reads like, and which deadline lands when. Every fact comes from the kit's own duty data for Colorado, California, and Connecticut. Every guide ends at the same place: the free notice generator and the free duties checker.
Colorado AI Act Automated Decision Notices: What to Send
Colorado's SB 26-189 duties start January 1, 2027: the pre-use notice, the 30-day adverse-outcome explanation, and what to send, from the ADMT Notice Kit.
Adverse-Outcome Explanations in Plain Language
What a plain-language adverse-outcome explanation actually looks like: worked example notices built from the ADMT Notice Kit's own templates, labelled as examples.
ADMT Deadline Tracker: Which State Duties Land When
Every ADMT deadline on one page: Colorado and California duties from January 1, 2027, Connecticut's October 1, 2026 rule and October 1, 2027 notices.
Not sure which duties apply to you?
Answer three questions — jurisdiction, decision type, and how big the tool's role is — and the free ADMT duties checker states your duties and their exact effective dates from the published law.