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As lawmakers develop legal frameworks for AI, they need a clearer understanding of how AI preemption—federal and state law overriding lower level AI rules—affects public interest and community well-being.
Evaluating Hillary Clinton’s plan to connect housing to opportunity In a speech on ending systemic racism yesterday in Harlem, Clinton presented a $125 billion plan to assist poor and minority communities.One day, two new pay for success projects As of this morning, two new projects in Connecticut and South Carolina have boosted the number of active pay for success projects in the United States to 11.Nevada and South Carolina are economically different, too If Nevada and South Carolina are not on the complete opposite end of the economic spectrum compared with Iowa and New Hampshire, they’re clearly on the other half.How can services for families with children in Choice Neighborhoods be improved? The program’s primary goal is to improve housing, but supportive services should also address families’ other needs throughout the relocation process.Diversifying policy research Urban is taking many steps to ensure it is representing a wide range of viewpoints, backgrounds, and identities, both on our staff and in our research.Why Rocket Mortgage won’t start another housing crisis The new mortgage app sparked controversy over whether another housing crisis is now just a click away. But the app could actually reduce lending risk.