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Amanda Witt

Atlanta
As seen in: New York Law Journal, Law360, JD Supra, The National Law Review, Lexology, Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja, GazetteXtra, Mondaq, LexBlog, Law360 UK and
Global privacy & tech attorney. Focused on EU, US and the Gators. CIPP/E & US (Tweets are not legal advice or endorsements.) Left for Threads.
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Janesville noon Rotary honors high school students

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By Amanda Witt
| GazetteXtra
JANESVILLE – The Janesville Noon Rotary Club hosted its annual Student Recognition Luncheon May 18 at Rotary Botanical Gardens, honoring students from Craig High School, Parker High School and Milton High School for academics, leadership, service, and character. The luncheon recognized scholarship recipients, Students of the Month, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) participants and members of the Craig and Milton Interact Clubs.
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Colorado Legislature Doubles Back on Risk-Based AI Act

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By Jennie Cunningham, Amanda Witt
| JD Supra
This is part of a series from Nelson Mullins' AI Task Force. We will continue to provide additional insight on both domestic and international matters across various industries spanning both the public and private sectors.
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Colorado Legislature Doubles Back on Risk-Based AI Act

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By Jennie Cunningham, Amanda Witt
| nelsonmullins.com
Overview: On May 9, 2026, the Colorado legislature passed Senate Bill 189, a bill that repeals and replaces the state’s existing Colorado AI Act with a significantly revised framework for regulating artificial intelligence (now termed “automated decision-making technology” or ADMT). The new legislation reflects a shift away from the prior law’s more prescriptive, risk-based approach and moves toward a more limited, disclosure-focused model.
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