Who does it apply to?

Businesses under the CCPA using automated decision-making for significant decisions about consumers

What evidence is expected?

ADMT notice, opt-out process, risk assessment where required.

Deadline tracker · US, California

ADMT significant-decision obligations

Q: When does "ADMT significant-decision obligations" apply?

1 January 2027 (Upcoming). Notices, opt-out and access rights around automated decisions with significant effects.

Notices, opt-out and access rights around automated decisions with significant effects.

Date: 1 January 2027 (in 101 days)
Status: Upcoming
Law: CPPA automated decision-making regulations
Jurisdiction: US, California
Applies to: Businesses under the CCPA using automated decision-making for significant decisions about consumers
Evidence expected: ADMT notice, opt-out process, risk assessment where required.
Source: Cooley, state AI laws (April 2026)
Last reviewed: 2026-09-21

What to do

Check whether it applies to you with the readiness scan.
Record the obligation against each affected system in your AI inventory.
The Compliance Kit holds the document that produces the evidence for this row.

Related obligations

Generative AI training-data documentation 2026-01-01
Provenance and detection tools for large generative AI providers 2026-08-02
Provenance duties extend to large online platforms 2027-01-01

Cite this

Dutybound, "ADMT significant-decision obligations", AI regulation deadline tracker, reviewed 2026-09-21, https://getdutybound.com/deadlines/us-ca-admt/. Primary source: https://www.cooley.com/news/insight/2026/2026-04-24-state-ai-laws-where-are-they-now.