Free AI-law templates: disclosure, labeling, AB 2013, Colorado notice

Four drafting starts you can preview without giving an email: an AB 2013 training-data page, an Article 50(1) chatbot disclosure plus a small React snippet, an Article 50 labeling snippet, and a Colorado SB26-189 notice pair. The on-page preview is the structure. The downloadable file adds the field-by-field checklist and comments. Email unlocks the file; we store the lead the same way the public repo scanner does.

Educational resource only — not legal advice. scm.cc publishes a readiness report and engineering gap analysis for AI features. It does not give legal advice, represent you before a regulator, or state that a product is ready to ship under any law. This page is educational product guidance, not legal advice. It is not a readiness report, not an engineering gap analysis of your systems, and not a determination that any product meets a legal duty. Confirm current official text before you ship.

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How to use these without treating them as a finding

Each file is a starting draft. It quotes or tracks the official fields. Filling it in does not mean the product meets the duty. Have counsel review anything you publish. The free AI Law Check is the faster way to see which of the four you actually need.

Questions teams ask

Why is the full file gated?
So we can send updates when a cited article or a Colorado AG rule changes. The preview is enough to start drafting.
Do you sell the templates?
No. The templates are free. The paid product is a readiness report — an engineering gap analysis of the features you name.

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Official text wins. Last checked 2026-10-11. This page is educational product guidance, not legal advice. It is not a readiness report, not an engineering gap analysis of your systems, and not a determination that any product meets a legal duty. Confirm current official text before you ship.