Algorithmic Bias in Predictive Policing and Its Legislative Responses
Historical arrest data bakes decades of biased enforcement into supposedly objective algorithms.
Most city councils treat constituent input as a queue, not a system.
Historical arrest data bakes decades of biased enforcement into supposedly objective algorithms.
Human judgment, not AI output, must make the final call on who gets benefits.
Nearly half of U.S. cities now use chatbots to handle everyday constituent requests.
AI tools help federal agencies manage millions of public comments on proposed rules.
States are drawing distinctions between three different kinds of AI disclosure rights.
AI-generated legislation is already reshaping lawmaking with risks citizens don't know exist.
LLMs can convert policy ideas into legal bill text in seconds, not days.
Legislatures are using AI to draft bills faster than ever before.
Grassroots tenant unions are winning rent protections where legislation fails.
Residents gain real power when they control half a community land trust's board.
County commissioners are closer and more reachable than most activists realize.