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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.
Including new types of data in credit files could significantly expand credit access 25 million Americans have no credit profile, and another 28 million lack sufficient information to generate a reliable credit scoreFour things to know about our food insecurity recovery According to a recent USDA report, food insecurity still hasn't returned to prerecession levels.Five reasons President Trump’s effort to promote employer retirement plans could boost retirement security A recent executive order could make it easier for small businesses to set up retirement plans for their employees.By eliminating cash bail, California could exacerbate inequities in the justice system Local courts will decide whether to release defendants based on algorithms created by the courts in each jurisdiction.Three ways to strengthen the affordable rental housing supply Demand on the American rental market has grown since the Great Recession and mortgage crisis.Without linking recovery to communities’ long-term goals, disasters will keep getting worse Reforms to federal disaster response programs have not sufficiently prepared the nation for what is to come.